Sound Design: The Six Million Dollar Man Bionic Sound
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So simple, and yet so mysterious.
For some strange reason, this thread makes me think of that quote from Bob Marley, sampled near the end of "Paul's Boutique" --
"If you explain to a musician, he'll tell that he knows it, but he just can't do it."
Me, I've always wondered about the echoey sound that Speed Racer's Mach 5 would make when it would jump through the air...kinda like chockchockjockjockjockjockjockjock...
For some strange reason, this thread makes me think of that quote from Bob Marley, sampled near the end of "Paul's Boutique" --
"If you explain to a musician, he'll tell that he knows it, but he just can't do it."
Me, I've always wondered about the echoey sound that Speed Racer's Mach 5 would make when it would jump through the air...kinda like chockchockjockjockjockjockjockjock...
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I'm probably years too late on this, but what I'm hearing is:
A) a tail of some variety without the intial impulse, so a whack to a piano, spring 'verb, other 'verb, whatever that is...
B) run as a tape-loop or on infinite repeat through a delay, which is...
C) modified by a repeating amplitude envelope on a synth, probably with band-pass filter routed off the same envelope.
I might give a little attempt to this modus operandi and see what I see later. I'll post if I come up with anything postable.
A) a tail of some variety without the intial impulse, so a whack to a piano, spring 'verb, other 'verb, whatever that is...
B) run as a tape-loop or on infinite repeat through a delay, which is...
C) modified by a repeating amplitude envelope on a synth, probably with band-pass filter routed off the same envelope.
I might give a little attempt to this modus operandi and see what I see later. I'll post if I come up with anything postable.
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I know I'm a little late to the party on this but, the very sound this thread is revolving around comes out of my ears every time I hear George W. Bush say nuclear more than three times(keeping in mind he will pronounce it differently every single time.) I'm thinking you could try miking each ear....
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