Hi all... I need a help, please: I'm looking for the metallic percussion distorted you can hear at 3:41 or at 5:12 or at 5.33 in this song:

You can here a similarity percussion from 3:39 to 3:41 (rolling) here:

May you help me, please? What kind of preset and/or vst plugin may I use to reproduce this percussion, please?

Thank you in advance, bye all, Platoon

 

Thank you very much beatroot... In particular, can you tell me what instrument of that collection do you mean?

 

Native Instruments - DAMAGE by Heavyocity

 

Oh my god, jetpacker... I must put this virtual instrument into my personal wish list! Thank you very much for your contribution!

 

Yep.Initially I thought Damage too but the modular V2 and the others in the Arturia collection is what I hear in your example videos.Damage has great impacts too ...more cinematic and Epic.Try both and see.

 

Thank you very much beatroot: I'm starting the evaluation (really hard for me)!

 

In your examples they are not really similar. First one is a sample of a metallic hit of some kind, and the second one is just synthetic noise made to sound percussive.

You can make similar sounding percussion with DX7/FM8, or perhaps sample and edit some TR-808 noise.

In the end it's not just the sound that's important, it's the way you play it.

 

Thank you very much SineWave: you're right, but I'll try lot of time to reproduce sounds like that in order to do some "metallic rolling", but without goals; with all your suggests I'll try to do something that likes to me, and I hope may like to as many people as possible.

Thanks to everyone for the contribution, ciao, Platoon

 

Do you think this can suite me, please?

ForceSampling Toxic Metals KONTAKT
https://audioz.download/samples/kontakt/106571-download_forcesampling-toxic-metals-kontakt-free.html

 

FM synthesis. Distortion. Some hi-cut.

 

Yes. Absolutely. but IMO FM percussion is better suited for EDM. So try finding an FM synth and playing with it, too.

Cheers!

 

In addition to what everyone here has said...
If you're in Ableton you could use any drum sample with Corpus. Lots of possibilities there. Alternatively, I'm sure there are convolution plug-ins that do similar functions. There's one from Audiothing I think.

A bit of Redux/downsampling can help sometimes too (in addition to the techniques in this thread). Use sparingly, but it gives it a bit of that ringy feel.

 

fuuuuk I forgot about damage zomg!

should really get into that : (

 

Thank you all for your contribution... In this weekend I'll do some experiment and then I'll choose the best solution for me.

Bye all!