Those random noises/voices/riffs in eurobeat megamixes
Those random noises/voices/riffs in eurobeat megamixes
Maybe this has already been discussed sometime in the past, but I couldn't find anything
Does anyone know of a good source for all those quirky riffs/voices/sound effects that all the eurobeat DJs have a habit of throwing aplenty into their megamixes?
You know the stuff Random exclamations of "Yeah!" or "Go!", or drum riffs, or bizarre sound effects and whooshing noises all used to add to the build-up effect.
Now, some stuff comes straight from EB songs (the "Go!" from Dr. Love's "Eurobeat" being one that springs to mind), but most of them range from stock sounds that you hear [/i]everywhere[/i], to those heard less often.
So if anyone knows of good sources for this stuff, I would be very interested in knowing
Does anyone know of a good source for all those quirky riffs/voices/sound effects that all the eurobeat DJs have a habit of throwing aplenty into their megamixes?
You know the stuff Random exclamations of "Yeah!" or "Go!", or drum riffs, or bizarre sound effects and whooshing noises all used to add to the build-up effect.
Now, some stuff comes straight from EB songs (the "Go!" from Dr. Love's "Eurobeat" being one that springs to mind), but most of them range from stock sounds that you hear [/i]everywhere[/i], to those heard less often.
So if anyone knows of good sources for this stuff, I would be very interested in knowing
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I've also heard these soundeffects in old ItaloDisco songs and some Trance on the radio... I presume it's a standard cd/record with all these sounds on it.
Also, I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of these sounds are coming from movies!
Also, I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of these sounds are coming from movies!
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sounds are coming from any kind of records,movies and fx sound library cds...sometimes we spend full day listening to every kind of material,sampling and making archive of cool sounds for our songs.
Ex: sound fx on Nightoffire chorus is from a suspense-horror movie, The Omen.
Sometimes we don't care about sampling from cds coz it's like sampling from sthing sampled fromsthing sampled from...and so on!Who was first?
Ex: sound fx on Nightoffire chorus is from a suspense-horror movie, The Omen.
Sometimes we don't care about sampling from cds coz it's like sampling from sthing sampled fromsthing sampled from...and so on!Who was first?
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Interesting topic. I myself like the undiscrimated sampling of a certain part of a song incorporated into another. For instance "Say You Love Me" Stop Limit Line onto Buddy Bo's "Heartbeat" I really get a feeling of nostalga when I hear this. Or the latest Donna song sampling "Boogie Wonderland" That's the kinda of sampling I like, not too much Techo or house. I think that music bytes!
I figured much of it would be down to sampling from music/movies/etc.
But there seem to be so many common sounds that do the rounds almost eternally - especially vocals - going all the way back to the 70s with some, I think.
So how about those sweeping noises? Any good sources/software for generating those? The Euromach series especially seems to love those effects between tracks, hehe
Nice to see some interesting feedback so far!
But there seem to be so many common sounds that do the rounds almost eternally - especially vocals - going all the way back to the 70s with some, I think.
So how about those sweeping noises? Any good sources/software for generating those? The Euromach series especially seems to love those effects between tracks, hehe
Nice to see some interesting feedback so far!
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My favorite one is in the middle of SEB 46... it says "mother f*cker" very deeply and nastily and it always cracks me up. I can't remember what track that is in though... there's also a President Bush Senior quote in there on that volume...
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Sorry, I guess I should have posted examples I'm really not sure how to best describe it.
It's basically all those effects you hear at the start and end of a lot of megamixes, and in between megamix tracks - air noises which rise and fall in tone quite quickly - sort of a retro disco effect I guess.
Some sound like drum beats with vast amounts of echo, others sound like pure sound effects from other places (although again I wonder where these are sourced) - but many sound like they're just being generated synthetically. I'm curious as to what software is around to do that sort of stuff
It's basically all those effects you hear at the start and end of a lot of megamixes, and in between megamix tracks - air noises which rise and fall in tone quite quickly - sort of a retro disco effect I guess.
Some sound like drum beats with vast amounts of echo, others sound like pure sound effects from other places (although again I wonder where these are sourced) - but many sound like they're just being generated synthetically. I'm curious as to what software is around to do that sort of stuff
Er... well, I don't think I have any megamixes! I have the one you posted a while ago but I don't remember any noises in that.DJ Mike wrote:Sorry, I guess I should have posted examples I'm really not sure how to best describe it.
It's basically all those effects you hear at the start and end of a lot of megamixes, and in between megamix tracks - air noises which rise and fall in tone quite quickly - sort of a retro disco effect I guess.
You can generate noises in any good synth, say by starting with a noise and fiddling around with the envelopes and modulation.DJ Mike wrote:Some sound like drum beats with vast amounts of echo, others sound like pure sound effects from other places (although again I wonder where these are sourced) - but many sound like they're just being generated synthetically. I'm curious as to what software is around to do that sort of stuff
Here's a couple of examples I threw together using Albino 3 with a bit of effecting as well:
http://download.yousendit.com/26BBB62369CE0F33
http://download.yousendit.com/512C880019AE5FCD
Also Stock Aitken Waterman used to have those "ter-twack" drum effect sounds (this one is from "Nothing's Gonna Stop Me Now"):
http://download.yousendit.com/2857962041B691D8
Of course if you really want to have nice effects it's time to go out and buy an Eventide.
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