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Trash Sound Design · @TrashSoundDesign
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196
Runtime
2:09
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91wpm
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1min
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want to make samples that make you feel like [Music] this all sounds today are from a free plug-in called Spitfire audio Labs let's start with the guitar simple chord progression but remember to keep your notes not all lined perfectly to create a more realistic
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| Average words per sentence | 196.0 |
| Longest sentence | 196 words |
| Questions asked | 0 |
| Sentences containing a number | 1 |
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want to make samples that make you feel like [Music] this all sounds today are from a free plug-in called Spitfire audio Labs let's start with the guitar simple chord progression but remember to keep your notes not all lined perfectly to create a more realistic sound now let's add a Reverb in slap a spectral gate on it keep the cut off around halfway [Music] through time for a Melody again keep it [Music] simple mandatory spectral gate now make Ascend to the melody mixer Channel add a pitch shifter and go an octave up and a delay with the dry signal all the way [Music] down let's see what it sounds like so far we need to add some contrast with the washed out C6 spectral YouTube to MP3 Acappella mess that we made this simple string part should do the trick [Music] the last thing we need is some Foley now here's how everything sounds [Music] together and there we have it here are the presets that I used from Labs guitar harmonics PLU [Music] and tapee Orchestra [Music] strings hope you enjoyed the video and I'll see you in the next one
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