it plays throughout this song. and you hear it in various trap songs. zaytoven likes it too

where to find it guys?

its in this too

 

Last edited: Oct 7, 2018

or does anyone know how I can make the sound?

 

Can you be more specific about it, when do we hear it well in both track? I can't locate it, and "weewnn" can sound different from other languages ;)

 

Rhodes piano?

 

Please be specific af (with time stamp, etc). Rhodes? Wurly? Electric piano? Cabasa?

 

Aaaaahhhh... Errr...
As noted it is a Rhodes Electric Piano.

You just have to repeatedly sing "weewnnn" in various melodies and record yourself.
Now i wonder if your next question will be what is that boop bap, boo boo bap, tsk tsk, boop bop ?

 

....i can handle this....('fear and loathing' *reference*)

You talkin bout that little electric string note that glissandos up a bit in the background of Ms. Houston's song?

The trap song sounds like same thing but with a bread n' butter FM7 (insert synth here ___.) sound of some sort.

1. assign pitch bend to have interval of 1 octave (8ve)
2. find the sound u want. adjust the release (ADSR) of sound a little longer (so that it sustains when you take your finger off of the keyboard key)
3. hit the key
4. quickly pitch bend wheel up
5. release finger off of key (...how fast all this happens depends on tempo & taste)
6. either copy and paste the 1 note u just recorded along with your pitch bend automation, or be a badass and perform it all the way through the entire track live.

There's a few other ways to make it happen, but remember to keep everything as simple a process as possible to get desired results ....and possibly live repeatability in the future.

*reference* :

 

Last edited: Oct 8, 2018

Thanks man. I appreciate it

 

And its the first sound you hear in maxos song

 

Ah, the pitch enveloped sound.
Sine, saw, sine/square or whatever oscillator (depending on what harmonics you want).
Assign an envelope to pitch envelope (pitch going up, to destination pitch). Adjust attack time and range. Perhaps LPF and HPF to control the sound further.

 

Last edited: Oct 12, 2018

I might be a bit late to any Maxo Kream knowledge but I feel like he just admitted to a couple murders, robberies, and put his friend's crack smoking business out there. I've seen Scott Storch twiddle a pitch wheel for this high pitched sound in videos before, which I'd imagine gives it more of a live sound.