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April 22nd, 2006, 05:42 AM | #1 |
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How to create a Reverb sound for fast rewinding clip
Hi all,
At the moment i am in post production of my short movie and i have a scene were somebody gets hit by a car, and then the scene rewinds very fast to start all over again. For this scene i would love to use a reverb sound. sound being suckt away, if you know what i mean, its hard to explain. I have found an example on the soundtrack of "lost highway" called videodrones - questions at the very end of that song. But it is way to short for my purpose and extending it sounds crappy. Does anybody know were i could find such a sound, ore even make my own? Thank you in advance, Greets Michaël. |
April 22nd, 2006, 07:53 AM | #2 |
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dude, email me the wave form, or even better, a WMV file with the audio embedded, as well as a .Wav of the effect... in stereo if possible
I'll use the video as refernce to positioning, but I have afew little tricks i use... ;) and If i told u i'd have to kill you... djpadre@hotmail.com PS- i been audio post production for 11 years.. and have done a scene very similar to this... :) |
April 22nd, 2006, 10:50 AM | #3 |
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not what i expected it to sound like.. as a rewind kinda thing.. i woulda used a tape playback sample or a sample a record as i start to play it backwards and speed it up...
either way, ive done about 3 different variations, all using Timewaorks mastering reverb, as well as Beatmodels Optiverb. the one numbered 2 also have some slight chorus in there oh and ive trimmed of the poppy glitch in the begining check ur email :) |
April 22nd, 2006, 11:31 AM | #4 |
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Hé Peter sound cool,
but i understand why you would op for a different kind of sound, but the fact is i didn't find that kind of rewinding sound. If you would have one, i would love to hear it ! Thanks again for the great work! greets, Michaël. |
April 22nd, 2006, 08:06 PM | #5 |
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ill see if ive got one in my database here, itll take some fishing to find..
if nto ill hae ot on e of my archives.. how soon do u need it?? |
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April 22nd, 2006, 10:48 PM | #7 |
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Use a rewinding tape sound and apply 'reverse reverb' to it. This is what I think you're after based on your description. Reverse reverb has this sort of crescendo after the main sound with a sudden stop as though the sound just caught up with you and came to a screeching halt.
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April 22nd, 2006, 10:59 PM | #8 |
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www.sounddogs.com might help. I am working on a project now and log on to the dogs and download the SFX I need. It is quick and easy, I am sure they have the recorder rewind SFX. Also, Final Cut Studio has a bunch of SFX and mood music loops. I was trying to find a SFX on my drive and came across hundreds of cools efx in the library. I was amazed.
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April 23rd, 2006, 05:12 AM | #9 |
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Hé
Thanks for the reply, Peter, i need to finish this wednesday for the moment i'm using your 4 reverbsound, and it sounds good but it doesn't end rapid, not like in the original version. Wich is not bad actually, but its nice to have a wide selection so if you find something new let me know! Steve, What a nice idea, i might have a go at that. if i find a frying pan to bang on :-) thanks ! Greg, your almost totally right, its hard to explain, and even more difficult in another language. but as you said; its a reverb sound with a sudden stop. i don't know if it has to be a rewinding tape sound. It just has to sound like your being suckt in. They used this effect in alot of films actually, like The Cube, Lost highway, ... Thanks for the reply! Glenn, thanks for the reply, i have found sounddogs in the past, but i thought you had to pay for this service. And i'm trying to avoid paying, i already have a large soundbank from the BBC and other, but i din't find this reverb sound. Oh and i work in Premiere, and unfortunatly they don't give you effects :-( Thanks for the reply! Greets Michaël. |
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