Really? I don't believe you. It was a short answer. A highly improbable event.

 

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i PREMATURELY POSTED I GUESS HAHAHA

 

But I never call my sounds and also others noise. That term has been given by instrumentalists to discourage their students and preventing them from delving deeply into those sounds' realm.

 

My friend please don't use that term. Not just for me but also for other members too. I love all people here and try to learn and prove my words by instances of music for discovering better the different aspects of artistic views to the sounds. Why should I be bestowed such title? Also I call you professional sound designer and you call me clown.

 

Sorry. I meant panther.

 

So funny!

 

hahaha
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noise_music

i didn't mean it disparagingly .



DEFINITION NOISE


noise
noiz/
noun
noun: noise; plural noun: noises

1. 1.
   a sound, especially one that is loud or unpleasant or that causes disturbance.
   "making a noise like a pig in a trough"
   synonyms: sound, din, hubbub, clamor, racket, uproar, tumult, commotion, pandemonium, babel;
   informalhullabaloo
   "I have a headache from all the noise"
   antonyms: silence
   • a series or combination of loud, confused sounds, especially when causing disturbance.
     "dazed with the heat and noise"
     synonyms: sound, din, hubbub, clamor, racket, uproar, tumult, commotion, pandemonium, babel;
     informalhullabaloo
     "I have a headache from all the noise"
     antonyms: silence
   • conventional remarks or other sounds that suggest some emotion or quality.
     "Clarissa made encouraging noises"
2. 2.
   technical
   irregular fluctuations that accompany a transmitted electrical signal but are not part of it and tend to obscure it.
   • random fluctuations that obscure or do not contain meaningful data or other information.
     "over half the magnitude of the differences came from noise in the data"

verb
dated
verb: noise; 3rd person present: noises; past tense: noised; past participle: noised; gerund or present participle: noising

1. 1.
   talk about or make known publicly.
   "you've discovered something that should not be noised about"
   • literary
     make much noise.

Origin

 

hey these MY kind of clowns!

reminds me when manson did a polka remix!

 

What a boundless energy! Innovative! Thank you for your weighty attempt. A prolific artist with plenteous harvest. You blessed us with your immense talent.

 

He's fake, not me. A notorious panther betrayed the pink color.

 

For @ned944 @Backtired @famouslut @spyfx @beatmagnus @MMJ2017 @Kloud
Made it by myself without any preset, sample, etc. It's not a complete work so I didn't upload it to SC.

https://clyp.it/a4mp0ewe

 

nice one foster !,very cinematic/foley/sound design driven,atmospheric !,you know that you can chop all that up for various fx also for your future projects too !,well done

 

Dude this is really freaking awesome! I think you found a specialty

 

It's liek Omnisphere grandfather clock had babies w/ Metroid frogs. *dreamysigh*

 

I'm waiting to hear the sounds of @Baxter . Mine are like chinese trashy contraband but his are absolutely brand and top merchandise.

 

it's how you use sounds, not how you make them or if you make them

 

I agree. In fact 3 different subjects:
1- Sound Generation
2- Processing
3- Using

All of them are important. You maybe become pro in just one of them or all 3. IMO, processing is the most challenging part and needs lots of skill.

My main aim for now is generating and using them in a coherent way that hang together well, but in the future will probe more into the processing district.

 

cool beans brah

 

I will drag this thread out till you say my below comment was wrongheaded.