sleeparchive/troy pierce/etc vocals

[fredrik_h]

I guess this is unnecessary by now, but...

this is getting boring.

[barclay]

very helpful!

thanks! I will make sure to ask for help here more often!!!

you rock!!!

Glad to be helpful friend

[northernlight]

very helpful!

thanks! I will make sure to ask for help here more often!!!

you rock!!!

don't get upset, they just don't know any better

do you have any examples for us to hear?

maybe a short snippet from a track.

[resonaut]

very helpful!

thanks! I will make sure to ask for help here more often!!!

you rock!!!

don't get upset, they just don't know any better

do you have any examples for us to hear?

maybe a short snippet from a track.

http://mp3.juno.co.uk/MP3/SF171209-01-01-01.mp3

not really interested in processing, just acquiring vocal samples like this....

[532nm]

buy a microphone and talk into it.

or

rent a weird dvd, rip the audio and make clips of random voices.

most people dont record their own, they collect them from obscure records and movies.

[plaster]

just make fuckin' noise music. who ever does minimal nowdays.

[Measax]

I honestly don't think there is one sample cd everyone is using...I know what you are saying though...honestly, just use vocals that are as dry and monotone as possible. the processing the producers are using is main difference...But, quick question, Why would you want to sound like everyone else?

[resonaut]

I honestly don't think there is one sample cd everyone is using...I know what you are saying though...honestly, just use vocals that are as dry and monotone as possible. the processing the producers are using is main difference...But, quick question, Why would you want to sound like everyone else?

to be honest, I was mainly wondering if there's a sample library like that....I don't try to sound like everyone else, I've sampled stuff before, but it just occured to me that there might be somthing like that (there is for every other f****** thing )...