I have a cd called bass mechanic, used to tune subwoofers in cars and stuff!
It has huge frequency wind up sounds! Let me know if you want one and I'll rapidshare it for you!
It may cause simultaneous orgasms!
I have a cd called bass mechanic, used to tune subwoofers in cars and stuff!
It has huge frequency wind up sounds! Let me know if you want one and I'll rapidshare it for you!
It may cause simultaneous orgasms!
Try sidechaining your white noise buildups to your kicks for a cool effect.
There is a synth called the Oddity. It has a white noise and pink noise feature. Obviously you need to tweak all the controls. I then recorded a handfull of white noise rises and crashes. Now I can simply drop in the ones I want. I also did this with my synth called the Sylenth. It's also good for generating white noise.
lol, "good for generating white noise"
White noise is white noise. Synth A is not better than synth B for generating white noise, as long they both use a real waveform and not a sample.
White noise is supposed to be random. Some algorithms are better at the random business than others. Ultimately, good luck telling the difference, just know there is one.
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There is just no way you're going to be able to tell a difference between white noise from an expensive synth (maybe Massive) and from a 'cheap' synth (Synth 1).
It's not the source of white noise that makes the sound, it's the processing.
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