Creating a water drop noise?

[AK]

Laser gun type start. Hi res, low filter cut off, shorten all envelopes and add reverb. Its there somewhere, bit pissed now.

[Bionic_Eye]

its all about spring reverb
and in ableton there is a preset for grain delay called bubbles

[Audio Dependent]

this program has a really interesting section on water acoustics and the sound of waves and drips and more importantly, bubbles - http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0 ... e_of_Waves

probably only available in the uk, but very interesting and worth trying to track down if you are elsewhere...

the section is about 17.30 mins in if you're in a hurry..

[thasim1]

hey dude. here's a watery sounding patch i made in NI's absynth. hopefully this can help you in one way or another.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/miass6

[nohero]

Cool tips, thanks.

Going to work on this today.

[nohero]

So it didn't quite sound like a water drop, but got some cool bubble noises.

[urlhttp://soundcloud.com/nohero/bubbles[/url]

The grain delay is fun

Without it, it sounded a bit more lazerish and the filter wasn't quite taking off the sharpness to make it more drop like.

More work needed, fun playing though

[twisted-space]

So it didn't quite sound like a water drop, but got some cool bubble noises.

http://soundcloud.com/nohero/bubbles

The grain delay is fun

Without it, it sounded a bit more lazerish and the filter wasn't quite taking off the sharpness to make it more drop like.

More work needed, fun playing though

FTFY

Cool bubbles by the way. If you isolate one you have something like a water drop.

[nohero]

Thanks for the FIX

Yeah am going to resample that and get a drop I think. Add some reverb and should be good to go

Lots of fun and already have an idea to incorporate them into a track.