Hi all!
So here is a sound I made about 10 years ago! It's the "Ker Ker" Crunchy sound. (Link Below to where I posted it on Soundcloud)
I have no idea what I used or how I did it. After many years of upgrading and changing VSTi's I forget what I used and its driving me crazy. Can anyone help point me in the right direction or how to create something similar?
I think maybe some type of Snare like an 707 or 808 and pitched/slowed down? Or played lower on the keyboard to lower it's pitch?
Any help would be great! Thanks!

 

How bout just save the trouble and sample it.

 

I can't because there are other sounds behind it. It's not just that sound, Otherwise, I would

 

You can though. It looks like the other sounds in the background are tonal. Use any spectral audio editor to remove out that tonal hum, adobe audition, izotope rx, etc.

 

There's actually a clean guitar under it that has a Flanger/chorus effect on it. Plus I only have it in 16 bit. Sound wise, any idea where to start. Snare pitched down. Or a Clap pitched down?

 

Yes, good idea. Try vari-speeding it up

 

Go here and use the bit at the beginning. I'm sure Russ wont mind

 

I just woke up in a Ben Burtt mood and only hear a shitty crackly guitar cord (with alot of interference noise, boosted mids) being plugged into an amp, layered with the low E-string ringing/resonating. Sample and retrigger it twice. Maybe round off the transient with some amplitude attack time or transient designer (attenuate transient).

 

Last edited: Jan 5, 2018

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That brings back memories. Wasn't that clear screen from BASIC programming Language?

 

sounds like a electric guitar to me that has been processed with fx, a distortion effect or something