Making the endless rising noise effect in Ableton Live 8

[turdlinger5000]

some instructions would be nice



[blindasfcuk]

Ya it works perfectly if you follow the steps exactly!! I was getting mixed up with the amount of pitch bend and also the direction of the volume modulation in both the Hi and Low part get it all right and it works. Cheers

[Helmy000]

Thanks a lot worked well the problem is u guys have to put it at +6st for pitch bend range in the midi section of the sampler . CHEERS :D

[christiangaraccio]

I'm a logic user. I use the olilarkin plugin but cannot seem to get the exact noise that artists like max vangeli, SHM etc use. Could you tell me what exact settings I should be using? thanks

[WasteLandMusicInc]

This is all based around something called the "Shepard Tone" which is basically a musical sequence which makes sounds appear to be rising/Flanging forever! It can be heard in numerous Dance songs such as: Junior Sanchez - Elevator (Laidback Luke Remix). A plugin called Oli Larkin - Endless Sequencer is commonly used, theres other ways to do it, such as above. But buy that plugin, and give it a try :)

[clastomania]

@WasteLandMusicInc thanks for the info. Regards from Perú

[pressoDK]

why is it, everytime the loop returns to point 1. after 8 bar. It has a little volumen bumb.... its not smooth all the way ?

[crazylos3r]

@pressoDK Yeah, mine seems to restart rather than continue on up. I think this is what you are talking about. Yeah? ANy help guys?

[crazylos3r]

@pressoDK Make sure your Low is on F#2 and your Hi is on F#3 Not G2 and G3...

[badrav3]

can you send me the audio file ?

[producer0611]

is there any way to do this in logic?

[bizzlybeanstalk]

most useless tutorial vid regarding ableton ive seen!

you havent explained nothing!

[SA5HLive]

BUT HOW DID YOU MAKE IT ?

[iNoaGirl]

great stuff

[MyLALELA]

uhm yeah bro verbal instructions please

[RecklessNL21]

Thanks for this video man!! More tutorial videos would be appreciated.

[jlb2cool]

can you give verbal instructions? tell us what you're doing!