Psychedelic Vocal Chops Sequence | Sound Design Tips & Tricks & Processing
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- Опубліковано 18 кві 2023
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I’m excited to share with you a technique that I’ve been experimenting with lately - the creation of a psychedelic vocal chop sequence. This is a sound that you may have heard in some of my recent tracks, and it’s a technique that can add a lot of depth and interest to your productions.
Before we dive into the specifics, I want to note that this technique does require some knowledge of music production and the use of plugins. However, I’ve included a detailed video tutorial to guide you through the process. So, let’s get started!
To create the vocal chop sequence, I started with a simple vocal sample that I chopped up into smaller pieces using Groove Agent. I then loaded the Infected Mushrooms Manipulator, which allowed me to manipulate the pitch and formant of each sample independently. This is a great way to create unique vocal sounds that are not possible with conventional pitch-shifting techniques.
Next, I added some reverb and delay using Eventide Crystals, which gave the vocal chops a sense of space and dimension. This effect is crucial in creating a psychedelic atmosphere, as it adds a dream-like quality to the sound.
Finally, I added my secret weapon - DMG Audio PitchFunk. This plugin is a must-have for any producer looking to create complex, evolving soundscapes. It offers a wide range of pitch-shifting, modulation, and filtering options that can transform any sound into something truly unique. I used PitchFunk to further manipulate the pitch of the vocal chops and to add some subtle modulation and filtering effects.
The end result is a complex, evolving sequence of psychedelic vocal chops that are perfect for adding interest and depth to any track. Whether you’re producing psytrance, techno, or any other genre of electronic music, this technique is a great way to push the boundaries of what’s possible with vocal samples.
In conclusion, I hope you found this tutorial helpful and inspiring. Remember, the key to creating unique and interesting sounds is experimentation and a willingness to try new things. So, don’t be afraid to get creative and push the limits of what’s possible with your music! And as always, keep producing and keep the psychedelic spirit alive.
Check out the tutorial video below to see the full process in action:
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Thank you so much for the in depth video.
Ever since one of my musician friends told me psytrance was considered to be like the jazz of edm music.
My interests got so spiked that now 3 months later, i'm 2 studio monitors and an audio interface deep 😂
I guess there's no way back. Once you start creating decent sounds it's so addictive and the hours fly by like crazy.
2 minutes of the video and i'm already impressed lol
Great video, thanks!🤟
I was waiting for this video ..my master❤
Very interesting 😁👌🏼
Thank you !
Cool video thanks for the nice tip and tricks 👍 😉🙏
Excellent!!
nice tutorial. :)
master ! psy tricks cool
life of a producer be like: 17:57 :D Great video though!!
Man, it's true! We have those moments...where you're first, surprised, then attentive, then it comes together in your head, you know how it can get even better soon with some manipulation, and then....boom! You know your housemate hates you ;)
those nods in affirmation of the aqquired beat hahaha
My dream is to make a Kick/bass like this track
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You think this is possible with Serum?
Definetly, doesn’t sound so hard. I would try with Sylenth
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I really wanna do a banger track like this and the foundation would be this kick/bass
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Its crazy how much knowledge you gave us for free yet.
And its natural you want to live from your passion. If I have the money I will definetly buy that course.
what daw is that?
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