Creating TTC chime sound using Thor Synthesizer (Reason 5) tutorial

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Making a TTC (Toronto Transit comission) subway door chime using Thor.
This patch was used in one of our tracks - "Toronto"
Listen to the track here - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrq0umzYyCA

Software used: Propellerheads Reason 5.0

Category:

Music

Tags:

• ttc
• toronto
• subway
• ttc chime
• reason
• thor
• synthesizer
• patch

[gonebuckproductions]

you're not krillin.

[infiniteandladydj]

@gonebuckproductions is it me, or this comment didnt make sense at all ? lol

[illutionillution]

WOW MAN. Sick video. I wish I could get better a synthesis so I could figure this stuff out on my own... Any tips to get started?

[infiniteandladydj]

@illutionillution Glad you like :) This example is basic synthesis (without any routing on matrix). It really depends what you want to achieve - I suggest learning the basics first (difference between substractive/additive synthesis , different waveforms.. etc). The real deal comes when you actually sit and tweak the knobs - this is when you'll start learning a lot! Start with basic substractive synthesis and try to recreate sounds that you're most interested in (and mainly know how they sound)

[bulldogbarks55]

The Sound of Toronto. GO LEAFS GO!, eh.

[MortenBoHansen]

@gonebuckproductions for god sake be more pacific!!!

[LiquidChem]

way off.

[314isuBerTasty]

I can never picture the chime in my head without some air from the doors being released...

and I like it that way

...for some reason

[Kaikara05]

@gonebuckproductions nah he's more like vegeta

[dglassb1]

toronto represent!

[Danhurshman2010]

good i love that t1 train chime