Yes, I know. But I´d like to know how can I imitate this sound. Somebody told me aboot moog synths but I haven´t found the exact sound.

 

A Klaxon sample. No sorry not a Klaxon. An air raid siren.

 

Yes, you can hear clearly the sample changing his oscillation frequency along the notes. This makes it unmatchable with a synthesizer.. and it's supposed to be actually an issue of the early sampling technique, but nowadays it's a sought effect!

 

An the sample is actually a bi-chord (in third, I guess) of a kind of siren-like sound.

 

I think this song fully based on korg m1.

 

For anyone wanting to synthesise the air raid horn:

https://airraidsirens.com/tech_howtheywork.html

 

@celtic3342 great track. Brings back fun memories. On the big speakers, windows open. Thanx 4 that.

 

The screaming vox is Ian Gillan (Deep Purple front man) you can lift it from there.
Deep Purple-Made In Japan (1972)

 

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Thanks for the replies but I look for the melody not for the air raid horn. Wich instrument used for make it?

 

This is a freebie, and has most of the 90's stab sounds.
http://blog.wavosaur.com/rave-generator-vst-free-90s-stab-synth/

 

It's funny how EVERYBODY thinks what "this sound" is supposed to be, when it actually could be every last one of them used in the Track, since the OP never specified which element he is talking about! :D

 

Yes if one wants specifics then one should be more specific about what one wants!

 

Or read the whole thread.

 

I would guess it's an early 90ties 8-bit sample, often emulated and 'rompled' by candidates ala Nexus.
The melody is made with a sequencer. The stuttering bitch was made with a gate-effect (in that time often an external unit).

 

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Thanks Teknomage for your link. In that VST there is the exact sound I looked for.
And thanks also for knowing read

 

RaveGenerator is like Nutella...you know it's unhealthy- but you are always taking the spoon.

http://blog.wavosaur.com/rave-generator-vst-free-90s-stab-synth/