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Subject:Radio Tuning Effects Posted by: GES Date:4/29/2007 12:37:55 PM Anyone know how to get the Radio Tuning Effects via Acid and or Kompact- i believe there are some in some of the recent Acid sound libraries . I cant figure out if it is a Vocoder, a Sampler, or Synth that you use to do it? Here is example of what i am trying to achieve: ...... take a sample (say of a human voice) and apply Radio-like Tuning Effects.... Basically, the Effect is like that of tuning an FM dial and how the Source seems to comes in and out of coherence via a square or triangle like wave (filter?) as it breaks up or comes together-if this makes sense. Also, if it can be done , anyone know how and/or what to tweak to do it (assuming you can load the sample in first) ? thanks, BZ
Subject:RE: Radio Tuning Effects Reply by: Iacobus Date:5/2/2007 2:00:09 PM If you have Sound Forge, it has a synthesis generator. (Tools > Synthesis > FM) You'll want to play around with the operators and amplitudes in addition to different frequencies. (Start relatively high with the frequencies; feed 1.1 kHz and 7 kHz into 4 kHz, for example.) Check it out. You could use that and then mix it with the sample in question. (You can get really creative here.) Iacobus

Subject:Radio Tuning Effects

Posted by: GES

Date:4/29/2007 12:37:55 PM

Anyone know how to get the Radio Tuning Effects via Acid and or Kompact- i believe there are some in some of the recent Acid sound libraries . I cant figure out if it is a Vocoder, a Sampler, or Synth that you use to do it?
Here is example of what i am trying to achieve:
...... take a sample (say of a human voice) and apply Radio-like Tuning Effects....

Basically, the Effect is like that of tuning an FM dial and how the Source seems to comes in and out of coherence via a square or triangle like wave (filter?) as it breaks up or comes together-if this makes sense.

Also, if it can be done , anyone know how and/or what to tweak to do it (assuming you can load the sample in first) ?

thanks,
BZ

Subject:RE: Radio Tuning Effects

Reply by: Iacobus

Date:5/2/2007 2:00:09 PM

If you have Sound Forge, it has a synthesis generator. (Tools > Synthesis > FM) You'll want to play around with the operators and amplitudes in addition to different frequencies. (Start relatively high with the frequencies; feed 1.1 kHz and 7 kHz into 4 kHz, for example.) Check it out.

You could use that and then mix it with the sample in question. (You can get *really* creative here.)

Iacobus