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I've heard it in quite a lot of chiptune songs but im unsure on how i can re-produce it.
If you can assist me (i compose using cubase with vst plugins, so using them would be even better) It would be greatly appreciated
http://gamerstats.net/blip.wav
(im unsure on how to embed the inbuilt player)
Thanks in advanced 
Sounds like a really fast arpeggio. I don't know anything about cubase, but it should basically be a monosynth arpeggiating a chord very quickly.
Sounds like a really fast arpeggio. I don't know anything about cubase, but it should basically be a monosynth arpeggiating a chord very quickly.
cubase is just another DAW with vst plugin capability.
Thanks for the help
damn this is like level 0 chip stuff.
What do you mean by that? im new to the whole chiptune community 
The trouble is, i cant seem to get the arpeggio fast enough, its going faster then 128ths to the point where the vst plugin cant produce all of the beats 
the problem is i believe this is a sound generated by trackers that is referred to as "chords" but its a cheap version of chords that are basically superfast arpeggios so You'll have a hard time replicating it if I'm correct.
The trouble is, i cant seem to get the arpeggio fast enough, its going faster then 128ths to the point where the vst plugin cant produce all of the beats
Probably want to try double-time or something.
umm you shouldnt have to do anything faster than 32nd or 64ths depending on the tempo to get that sound
there's two sounds. a minor third trill (the fast 32nds) and a quick V-I in the background. it's e minor.
there's two sounds. a minor third trill (the fast 32nds) and a quick V-I in the background. it's e minor.
are you saying the third trill is in "a minor" or are you saying that its a "minor third trill"?
Saskrotch wrote:damn this is like level 0 chip stuff.
What do you mean by that? im new to the whole chiptune community
i mean arps are the kind of thing you learn before you even get enough experience to get to level 1 stuff
VIDEOGAMES
patawic wrote:What do you mean by that? im new to the whole chiptune community
i mean arps are the kind of thing you learn before you even get enough experience to get to level 1 stuff
VIDEOGAMES
Ive composed other genre's before, just not chiptune. I just wanted to figure out whether it was an arp or if it was oscillated.
Last edited by patawic (Apr 16, 2012 6:26 am)
The trouble is, i cant seem to get the arpeggio fast enough, its going faster then 128ths to the point where the vst plugin cant produce all of the beats
There are VSTi with built in arpeggio function. They can usually be set to fractions of ticks.
Take a look here: http://woolyss.com/chipmusic-plugins.php
patawic wrote:The trouble is, i cant seem to get the arpeggio fast enough, its going faster then 128ths to the point where the vst plugin cant produce all of the beats
There are VSTi with built in arpeggio function. They can usually be set to fractions of ticks.
Take a look here: http://woolyss.com/chipmusic-plugins.php
greatly appreciated, I already have most of those vst's i clearly havent found all of the functions built into them yet.
Thanks