Indeed! Although my daughter is Joana with only one 'n' :-) You were faster... I had the sounds on my recorder for a couple of days... Did not have the time to upload them until yesterday :-)
Basically a guitar riff is fed to 2 effect chains each chain contains an amp with different settings (go for different amps/settings so you have two really different sounds). Sequenced gates were used to 'switch' between the two amps in sync with the riffs tempo. What the gates do is to lower the output volume from one of the amps and raise the other (so you switch between the two timbres). You can use automation for this instead of sequenced gates.
Joana, your "The Bing Bang Bong Band" is realy great. Ask Dad to record more. I am a fan already..... Aks dad to make it a dear for freesound..... I gave you a TEN!!!
I am sure I have a few more. I am doing a disk cleanup at the moment, that is how I found these.
People tend to think of "feedback" as the horrible annoying squeak that you get with microphone-speaker feedback. But it is much more than that: any system where the output or part of it is feedback to the input is a feedbacking system.
Some DAWs allow the setup of feedback routes. Stick some effects on the chain and you can get some pretty interesting results. Maybe others will listen to these and decide to experiment. Main things are: 1) Always keep your hand close to the control for the feedback volume and be ready to pull it down. 2) Always stick a limiter in the master channel.
Used your sound here: http://soundcloud.com/afleetingspeck/dare-9-the-lions-final-battle
Thank you!
Used your sound here: http://soundcloud.com/afleetingspeck/dare-9-the-lions-final-battle
Thank you!
Used your sound here: http://soundcloud.com/afleetingspeck/dare-9-the-lions-final-battle
Thank you!
Used your sound here: http://soundcloud.com/afleetingspeck/dare-9-the-lions-final-battle
Thank you!
Used your sound here: http://soundcloud.com/afleetingspeck/dare-9-the-lions-final-battle
Thank you!
Used your sound here: http://soundcloud.com/afleetingspeck/dare-9-the-lions-final-battle
Thank you!
very interesting, thanx for sharing!
THANk You for that sound :) it exellent
I've used your sound here:
http://soundcloud.com/kyster/and-what-have-you-done
Thanks :o)
I've used your sound here:
http://soundcloud.com/kyster/and-what-have-you-done
Thanks :o)
I've used your sound here:
http://soundcloud.com/kyster/and-what-have-you-done
Thanks :o)
Used your sound in this composition: http://soundcloud.com/klankbeeld/thanks-for-the-bubbles-dare-9
Indeed!
Although my daughter is Joana with only one 'n' :-)
You were faster... I had the sounds on my recorder for a couple of days... Did not have the time to upload them until yesterday :-)
Crazy coincidence.....I'm the only other person who uploaded a bubble wrap sound and my first name is also Joanna!
They sound like a roar to me, too!
Hello stsim59
Basically a guitar riff is fed to 2 effect chains each chain contains an amp with different settings (go for different amps/settings so you have two really different sounds). Sequenced gates were used to 'switch' between the two amps in sync with the riffs tempo. What the gates do is to lower the output volume from one of the amps and raise the other (so you switch between the two timbres). You can use automation for this instead of sequenced gates.
How did you get this guitar effect ? :)
I like this guitar sound effet, it gave me some ideas. TY.
Joana, your "The Bing Bang Bong Band" is realy great. Ask Dad to record more. I am a fan already..... Aks dad to make it a dear for freesound..... I gave you a TEN!!!
Sweet!
I like it
AtandilCZE
Thanks for correcting me. I don't speak chinese, russian or polish.
I will correct the samples description and tags.
This is not a Russian, broadcasted programm is a Polish lesson of Chinese.
I am sure I have a few more. I am doing a disk cleanup at the moment, that is how I found these.
People tend to think of "feedback" as the horrible annoying squeak that you get with microphone-speaker feedback. But it is much more than that: any system where the output or part of it is feedback to the input is a feedbacking system.
Some DAWs allow the setup of feedback routes. Stick some effects on the chain and you can get some pretty interesting results.
Maybe others will listen to these and decide to experiment. Main things are: 1) Always keep your hand close to the control for the feedback volume and be ready to pull it down. 2) Always stick a limiter in the master channel.
great as the others
I like your feedbakc sounds. Great job.
waveform looks great on that graphic. sound reminds me of the ipcress file
This is super dupper, I will use it in one of my videos and give you the credit. Wow !
exactly what i needed! :)
nice!