Ambient generator

[Jivethompson]

Hey guys,

I'm looking for a RE that generates abstract ambient sounds from (stand-alone) samples.

Is there one around? I can't find it..

[Electric-Metal]

Maybe this

https://shop.propellerheads.se/product/ ... e-creator/

[normen]

Aww.. Reason is soooo good for creating your own combis to do this, kind of a missed chance not to do that but instead buy premade things.

[Electric-Metal]

Reason is soooo good for creating your own combis to do this...

So true

[challism]

There was an RE developer a few months who gave us a warning that his price was going to jump from $15 to over $100. The reason being is that it would soon be integrated into a new sample based ambient generator of sorts.. The price increase alone made me want to buy it before it went up, especially because I enjoy ambient music. Does anyone know what I'm talking about?

[Electric-Metal]

The only price jump in that range, which I can remember is the SW4-C

https://shop.propellerheads.se/product/ ... ontroller/

[Jivethompson]

Aww.. Reason is soooo good for creating your own combis to do this, kind of a missed chance not to do that but instead buy premade things.

True

Guess it's both a time-thing and the fact that i don't know where to start when making abstract ambients..
I will check out some info on the web though

[theshoemaker]

Aww.. Reason is soooo good for creating your own combis to do this, kind of a missed chance not to do that but instead buy premade things.

True

Guess it's both a time-thing and the fact that i don't know where to start when making abstract ambients..
I will check out some info on the web though

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Try this one from me

viewtopic.php?f=5&t=7498528&p=303540#p303540

[snowcattt]

I'd also like to suggest you already have one awesome "ambient" idea/tool at your fingertips - the time stretch!

[challism]

The only price jump in that range, which I can remember is the SW4-C

https://shop.propellerheads.se/product/ ... ontroller/

Yes, that's the one I was thinking of.

[challism]

What about Fritz? If you had some interesting textures playing and then threw some Fritz's REs into the mix, I'll bet you could come up with some great ambient movements. Bounce to track and then do some time stretching, Sounds fun! I'm going to go try this right now.

[Jivethompson]

Aww.. Reason is soooo good for creating your own combis to do this, kind of a missed chance not to do that but instead buy premade things.

True

Guess it's both a time-thing and the fact that i don't know where to start when making abstract ambients..
I will check out some info on the web though

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Try this one from me

viewtopic.php?f=5&t=7498528&p=303540#p303540

I will! Thnx!

[theshoemaker]

Maybe this

https://shop.propellerheads.se/product/ ... e-creator/

defenitly not. you can buy a bunch of REs better than this far cheaper. i.e. PSQ-1684

[Ottostrom]

Maybe this

https://shop.propellerheads.se/product/ ... e-creator/

defenitly not. you can buy a bunch of REs better than this far cheaper. i.e. PSQ-1684

Far cheaper? The RE he has linked cost 15€ right now and PSQ cost 69€?

[theshoemaker]

Maybe this

https://shop.propellerheads.se/product/ ... e-creator/

defenitly not. you can buy a bunch of REs better than this far cheaper. i.e. PSQ-1684

Far cheaper? The RE he has linked cost 15€ right now and PSQ cost 69€?

oh sorry, been looking at another RE. this one here is fine

[Electric-Metal]

Maybe this

https://shop.propellerheads.se/product/ ... e-creator/

defenitly not. you can buy a bunch of REs better than this far cheaper. i.e. PSQ-1684

Far cheaper? The RE he has linked cost 15€ right now and PSQ cost 69€?

oh sorry, been looking at another RE. this one here is fine

[Koncide]

I'd also like to suggest you already have one awesome "ambient" idea/tool at your fingertips - the time stretch!

Reason's time stretch isn't the best imo.

If you guys haven't heard of it already, look into "Paulstretch". It's available on Audacity (a program I hate so I won't recommend), and theres also a good one I use which is this > http://www.paulnasca.com/open-source-projects.

It's a lot of fun loading up something like an Enya track and stretching it 50x. You can create some insanely lush textures from this.

[Ottostrom]

Reason's time stretch isn't the best imo.

If you guys haven't heard of it already, look into "Paulstretch". It's available on Audacity (a program I hate so I won't recommend), and theres also a good one I use which is this > http://www.paulnasca.com/open-source-projects.

It's a lot of fun loading up something like an Enya track and stretching it 50x. You can create some insanely lush textures from this.

Paulstretch is awesome! I don't understand how it preserves the quality of a 3 second clip stretched to 2h

[Koncide]

Paulstretch is awesome! I don't understand how it preserves the quality of a 3 second clip stretched to 2h

The program I have lets you stretch a 3 second audio clip to be something like 10 billion years long. Not sure how much hard drive space or time to render you'd need to accommodate a wav file that big but it's cool to see the option

[Mysterygrimms]

Paulstretch is awesome! I don't understand how it preserves the quality of a 3 second clip stretched to 2h

The program I have lets you stretch a 3 second audio clip to be something like 10 billion years long. Not sure how much hard drive space or time to render you'd need to accommodate a wav file that big but it's cool to see the option [emoji38]

What's the name of the program you use and is it free or a paid application?

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[Ottostrom]

Paulstretch is awesome! I don't understand how it preserves the quality of a 3 second clip stretched to 2h

The program I have lets you stretch a 3 second audio clip to be something like 10 billion years long. Not sure how much hard drive space or time to render you'd need to accommodate a wav file that big but it's cool to see the option [emoji38]

What's the name of the program you use and is it free or a paid application?

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The name is Paulstretch and its free!

[chimp_spanner]

Another great app (although not free) is Photosounder. Turns images into sound, and vice versa. But where it gets really interesting is that you could take a sound, export it as an image, apply photoshop filters to it, turn it back into sound! My only gripe is that it appears to work in mono, although I think there is a way to get around it.

[Koncide]

What's the name of the program you use and is it free or a paid application?

http://www.paulnasca.com/open-source-projects

It's available from that link.

It's free

Another great app (although not free) is Photosounder. Turns images into sound, and vice versa. But where it gets really interesting is that you could take a sound, export it as an image, apply photoshop filters to it, turn it back into sound! My only gripe is that it appears to work in mono, although I think there is a way to get around it.

That sounds really interesting. Do they match the audio spectrum to the colour spectrum in some way? Sounds like my kind of thing and I shall have to look into it.