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    • logicluvva
      Posts: 158
      Joined: Jun 17th, 2008, 04:11
      Noise Kicks in Ultrabeat
      Mar 2nd, 2013, 07:51
      Hello. Is there a tutorial somewhere on how to create a kick drum from using just the noise osc.and filter in Ultrabeat ? Modulating them.It was basically from a blip of noise...a click. I have just seen a Kick already in one of the Ultrabeat Kits and really liked it.I was surprised to see Osc 1 and 2 muted. When I tried to recreate it from scratch I got a bit lost.The way the envelopes and filter were used. Can anyone please give advice on the reasoning behind it cos I really like it ? Up to now I have been playing around with the sines etc but never seen just the noise/filter being used for kicks before. Thanks again
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    • GaryHiebner
      Posts: 1434
      Joined: May 6th, 2007, 12:54
      Re: Noise Kicks in Ultrabeat
      Mar 2nd, 2013, 10:46
      Do you want to copy an element form the Ultarbeat kit you liked to a new Ultrabeat kic,? Take a look at the following article on creating noise with the ES P in Logic [url]http://www.macprovideo.com/hub/logic-pro/the-magic-of-white-noise-in-logic-pro[/url] You could put this behind the MIDI kick hits of the Ultrabeat to layer the kick with a noise.
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    • logicluvva
      Posts: 158
      Joined: Jun 17th, 2008, 04:11
      Re: Re: Re: Re: Noise Kicks in Ultrabeat
      Mar 2nd, 2013, 11:00
      Thanks Gary. I was talking about a kick entirely composed of the noise click fed through the filter with high cutoff and resonances. That link was exactly the explanation I wanted and it's the same thing translated from the white noise article.In to Ultrabeat where the same kind of thing is achieved. I found it strange to get the reasoning from what usually gets triggered from a sound wave coming from a noise generator instead and it's explained well in the same link. I have to spend more time on noise ! And to be careful with the sound levels too ! Cheers to you and to David Earl
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