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shimmer 2 kHz crash double high pass frequencies 2

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Logicogonist

May 25th, 2025

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Instrument samples > Percussion
instrumental timbres

THIS IS A CRASH TIMBRE FOR SOUNDBUILDING!

• sourcecrash: https://freesound.org/people/Logicogonist/sounds/807433/
• I applied double high-pass after/ low-cut before the 2 kHz (2 ㎑).
• The shimmering (WaveLab 11 AutoPan 10 ㎐ [Hz]) starts after 25 ㎳ (ms/msec/milliseconds)
because the attack must be strong.

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Type

Wave (.wav)

Duration

0:01.639

File size

564.8 KB

Sample rate

44100.0 Hz

Bit depth

32 bit

Channels

Stereo

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M
Mycalien

1 month ago

How is this so lowly rated? Im sure I can find many uses for this. :3

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