Can someone help me on how to find or create exactly (with precision) those thrilling rises, dramatic ambient soundscapes... or tell which Collection they come from? (Drums & FX are appreciated too).
[Listen from 0.20 > 1.25]



I wrote to Organic Loops and I've asked for buy but, unfortunately, they replied that those sounds are not in their pack 'Cinematic Guitars and Soundscapes' (they were only used to create the demo).

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Well, I know it's very very difficult but maybe some of you can recognize them and tell me which pack they come from?

>>>: Free coffee & beer at home for all those who are committed to research and suggest the right 'Collection Pack'.

Many thanks…

 

Last edited: Jul 29, 2021

Greetings.

I'm from Space. So I wouldn't know which sound pack these are from. However, my earthling associates mention that a lot of NI packs may be able to get you in the right direction.

Travel safely,

- TTT

 

Thanks for the reply...

Since at NI they have created hundreds of packs do you have any more precise indication/name about those that might interest me?

Have a good trip through the galaxies and say hello from me to all the friends up there.

 

Last edited: Jul 29, 2021

I know that my request is a bit difficult but I hope someone will succeed...

 

And why do you want to make exactly (with precision) those risers and soundscapes? Better go and make something different you can call your own and stop plagiarism.

 

Last edited: Jul 30, 2021

Yes of course, I don't mean plagiarize...
I meant with the 'precise way' the way to create as some made (that beautiful depth, rise and fall and more)... everything required to create something new but the same characteristics like those in the audio clip.

I asked like this because I just don't know how to start to get such a sound.

 

Last edited: Jul 31, 2021

No help or ideas from engineers, visionaries and musiciens?

 

https://vstbuzz.com/blog/top-10-epic-cinematic-music-sample-libraries-2019/
https://decibelpeak.com/best-sample-libraries-for-film-scoring/
https://professionalcomposers.com/best-cinematic-percussion/

 

eventide blackhole

 

Just run various synths/sounds through shimmer-ish reverb, like (mentioned) Eventide Blackhole or Valhalla Shimmer. Don't rely on FX sample packs. Own it yourself.

 

Last edited: Aug 2, 2021

Many thanks to you all for your appreciated first tips.
And since much is better than little... more new suggestions and ideas are always welcome. Why not...

> BEAT16: For your Collections
> Howard Carpendale: For Blackhole tip & for the evergreen songs 'Hello Again' & 'Ti amo'.
> Baxter: I'll try on my own synth sound first... hoping well

 

Last edited: Aug 5, 2021