Stopped Record Sound Effect

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1. Stopped Record Sound Effects

Stopped Record Sound Effects

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Description: Vinyl Stop Sound Effect available for license. You are free to edit this track in any way and with any other elements for your project. 1 second long, immediate start, immediate end. Suitable for all content and media where a Mood Killing Vinyl Record Sudden Stop underscore / soundtrack / background audio is required.

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Hey David, thanks for the extremely quick reply. Technically there is nothing wrong with pitch bend, I've just read from some people as I've been researching this that doing it with the pitch bend doesn't sound as good. For the record (no pun intended) I haven't personally tried it yet I just really liked the way Serato would sound / do it./EditJust tried doing it with the pitch bend and found it impossible to get it to sound natural.went back to DiFi and it came out right the first time. It's just a pain in the ass to go back and forth between Logic and PT. I will bow to mtec's knowledge of LP9, if it achieves theeffect.

I just do it another way, that's all.-@David: A pitch bend, however executed, cannot emulate atempo curve, though, can it? When you slow a deck, you aregetting a combination of the two.

That is probably why the OPexpressed dissatisfaction with the result.-Also, when a turntable slows down, the rotational velocitycurve (and hence both pitch and tempo) is far from linear.A straight line for either of these will produce an unnaturalsounding simulation. The curve needs to be (I've found) aninverted exponential one. Initial rate of speed decay is high,gradually reducing over time.FWIW!-pH. @David: A pitch bend, however executed, cannot emulate atempo curve, though, can it? When you slow a deck, you aregetting a combination of the two. That is probably why the OPexpressed dissatisfaction with the result.But that's exactly what a sampler does (any sampler, including the EXS24): a tape slow down effect: when you bend the pitch down, the sample slows down.

Bend the pitch up and the sample speeds up. Just like a record or a tape.Quick example of a 'record stop' effect with the EXS24 and its pitch bend. Pantomime horse:I don't see why you can't do it with pitch bend.

When a record slows down the speed of playback also slows down and as a result the pitch also changes. Exactly the same thing happens with the EXS24 (it does not have any time-stretching algorithms).(The things to change to make it sound authentic are the automation curve and the pitch bend range.)Hi involver (long time you no post!)Yeah. I wasn't wanting this to develop into a big issue or anything.The main point for me is that the sampler route somehow doesn'tsound authentic.The curve will be everything, I guess, if you're doing it that way, sobasically I agree with you. To add fuel to an already blazing fire, thereis also the amplitude curve to consider: As a turntable slows, so thevoltage at the pickup decreases. This is far from linear and is a functionof the absolute speed under the needle. (On a 12' disk, without anycutting compensation, the voltage output by the pickup at the run-outwould only be about 45% of that at the run-in.)So, for a record stop effect, you have to emulate the amplitude tendingto zero as the 'speed' tends to zero.

This is probably another reasonwhy sampler-based attempts don't sound 'real'.-pH. There are so many variables in a platter slowing to a stop that I think what sounds 'real' is going to be very subjective. If it's a 45rpm 12' and you're stopping it when the needle is at the outside of the record, that's going to be hugely different than a 33rpm stopped when the stylus is near the center. (Or is that the other way round?

Ugh.) You've also got direct vs belt drive, etc.Pitch bending a sample with automation should work fine. You just have to get the duration and deceleration (curve) to suit your taste. David's suggestion of ganging more than one pitch bend mod in EXS is probably necessary, I would think. Hey guys thanks for the input, I know I don't want to go to 9 just yet for fear that it might not play nice with my 3rd party plug-ins and the pending project I'm on.Hey 'pantomimeHorse' the app you suggested 'DSP Quattro' is a stand alone if I'm not mistaken.correct? That's what I gather from going to their website anyways, in which case it unfortunately leaves in the same predicament of having to get outta Logic and use another app to do the job.

I am gonna try 'TurnTablist' and see how that goes though. Hould work fine.

You just have to get the duration and deceleration (curve) to suit your taste. David's suggestion of ganging more than one pitch bend mod in EXS is probably necessary, I would think.What I do to get a wider pitch range (+/-24) is to pitch down the audio -12 and then playback the sample while holding the pitchbend up.

The sample is then played at normal speed.Once I start turning the pitchwheel I get -12 from top to zero and another -12 from zero to bottom, instead of the regular -12.Only takes a few seconds to do, and a range of 24 is more than enough to do a real slowdown effect.