Stuttering effect and long rises

[Trevor65]

Two things I want to know how to do.

 

1) stuttering effect on snares, vocals etc

 

2) the super long rise of a synth

 

Thanks

[amnestic]

Two things I want to know how to do.

 

1) stuttering effect on snares, vocals etc

 

2) the super long rise of a synth

 

Thanks

 

1) Using Ultrabeat to do vocal stutter/snare stutter: http://www.logicprohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=23941

 

2) Someone else will probably have a better idea for you.

[chellstrom]

2) the super long rise of a synth

 

Thanks

 

Can you elaborate a bit?

[Deadly]

I think he means Portamento.

[presto music]

i think he means a long pitch bend? like leading out of a breakdown?

 

so try a long pitch bend- draw it in, adjust your synths pitch bend range to taste.

 

also try a filter sweep at the same time, from low to high.

 

peace

presto!

[Trevor65]

As far as the stuttering effect it might be done manually in the arrange, I think thats the way Il do it, work, but worth it.

 

In Revolution by Rocket, the sample comes in around 4 minutes, is from an old song, donno about it but heard it in a coffee shop recently. They stretch out a note in a stuttering effect. Is anyone familiar with that?

[Trevor65]

I posted Revolution on myspace so you guys can hear it, might be there, might not though.

[Trevor65]

I manually automated the pitch and freq filter, drew a straight line up, but it sounds choppy, it moves up in intervals, not good. How would I achieve a smooth pitch bend upwards?

 

Thanks

[Stevo Da Devo]

I manually automated the pitch and freq filter, drew a straight line up, but it sounds choppy, it moves up in intervals, not good. How would I achieve a smooth pitch bend upwards?

 

Thanks

 

If you post s#!+ on myspace include a link.

 

By the sounds of it what you need to do is route an envelope, OR ramp up LFO to the main pitch of your synth or oscillator pitch.

 

In the first instance set the attack as slow as you require. In the latter set the LFO rate to the required rate. for stutters you could try a square wave LFO in the main amp. or on the filter cutoff; or you could set a gate up on the channel, and sidechain a rhythmic element to the gate. Or you could bounce the sound to audio and cut it manually.

[kraze]

1. Bounce down your part and do microedits manually by going nuts with the scissors or cheat by using livecut, supatrigga, instajungle etc. A great combination of these is running the audio through some of those mangling devices for a few minutes and THEN pcik out the good parts and manually edit.

 

2. You're on the right track, to achieve the slow bend, set portamento high and make a (for example) c-1 note slide over to a (let's say) c-6 note and then tweak portamento and the notes until it sounds right. And when automating filter, don't draw in hypereditor, press a and use the lines for smoothness.

[danCrouch]

Hi Trevor.

Could you plz tell me how to automate frequency shifts in Logic.

Nooby question I know, but I cant work out how to send midi, via the time line on a written keyboard line, to open and close the frequency on my keyboards.

 

I can draw in volume changes and alter effects but thats it.

 

Can u help?

 

Cheers,

Dan.

[Twiggy]

just posting quickly before a trip to berlin (for tattoos of all things XD) so apologeese if this has been mentioned already.

 

 

 

 

SFLogic ninja has some GRRReat videos on the tube of you

worth checking them all. peace.