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| − | For my project I created 2 electronic songs using MIDI, virtual instruments / synths, automation, and effects. I also used a patcher tool to make more intricate changes in my sound design process | + | For my project I created 2 electronic songs using MIDI, virtual instruments / synths, automation, and effects. I also used a patcher tool to make more intricate changes in my sound design process. In the first song I wanted to add some spice to my bass synth. To do so I separated the high and low frequencies of the bass and ran them through different effects. For the low end I only added a compressor to really give it a boost, but for the high end I added reverb and distortion to get a warmer buzzing sound. By combining the two I got just the sound I was looking for. In the second song I felt that one of the lead synths felt a little dull. To give it some more flavor, I significantly altered the synth with reverb, a chorus and a flanger to get a wet signal. I proceeded to blend this with a dry signal of just the synth. The bass I talked about from Song 1 is first introduced at (0:27) and the synth from Song 2 can be heard at (1:11). Both full songs are posted below. |
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| + | [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZlwN-KsuihrJBPjpypeR_shM7roGwcbj/view?usp=sharing Song 2 Video Explanation] | ||
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| + | [https://drive.google.com/file/d/12IWJBnS_7DmU2kBiSfcfbik5iqZrPl58/view?usp=sharing SONG 1] | ||
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| + | [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HQ2jM5u_Z0OQ5YTzJIk1SeLktJyVVHow/view?usp=sharing SONG 2] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:00, 8 October 2021
For my project I created 2 electronic songs using MIDI, virtual instruments / synths, automation, and effects. I also used a patcher tool to make more intricate changes in my sound design process. In the first song I wanted to add some spice to my bass synth. To do so I separated the high and low frequencies of the bass and ran them through different effects. For the low end I only added a compressor to really give it a boost, but for the high end I added reverb and distortion to get a warmer buzzing sound. By combining the two I got just the sound I was looking for. In the second song I felt that one of the lead synths felt a little dull. To give it some more flavor, I significantly altered the synth with reverb, a chorus and a flanger to get a wet signal. I proceeded to blend this with a dry signal of just the synth. The bass I talked about from Song 1 is first introduced at (0:27) and the synth from Song 2 can be heard at (1:11). Both full songs are posted below.