Things that sound different slower and/or deeper.
Posted: June 26th, 2008, 1:38 pmIn the 'Similar DKC Sounds for the Same Effect' thread, I discovered that a barrel breaking is actually a slow deep clap, Kiddy14 found out that Squitter/Rattly's death sound were a slow deep Neek squeek, and now I found something really shocking:
When I was making a Disco Train remix, I stumbled on to something really strange when I was adding the part at 0:42 of Disco Train (Not the whistles, but the bass in the background: It actually starts at 0:27, but you can hear it more clearly at 0:42). I put a choir in as a pad to make it feel more like you were high up in a Roller Coaster, when I accidently made it play the notes from 0:42. Out of curiosity, I wanted to see what it would sound like (the notes where 3 keys deeper than the root note) and instead of getting a bunch of plain old voices with the melody of 0:42, I got this (First it plays how the choir normally sounds in just a long single note, and second, it shows how it sounds with the 0:42 Disco Train melody 3 keys deeper):
How cool is that?
When I was making a Disco Train remix, I stumbled on to something really strange when I was adding the part at 0:42 of Disco Train (Not the whistles, but the bass in the background: It actually starts at 0:27, but you can hear it more clearly at 0:42). I put a choir in as a pad to make it feel more like you were high up in a Roller Coaster, when I accidently made it play the notes from 0:42. Out of curiosity, I wanted to see what it would sound like (the notes where 3 keys deeper than the root note) and instead of getting a bunch of plain old voices with the melody of 0:42, I got this (First it plays how the choir normally sounds in just a long single note, and second, it shows how it sounds with the 0:42 Disco Train melody 3 keys deeper):
Choir from Coller Roaster.mp3- (242.92 KiB) Downloaded 913 times
How cool is that?