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Hey pro's !
I've been trying to emulate that train rail tick from the intro to the phantom train theme in FF6.
I've played around with all the percussion hits, and a little bit of reverb in the EFM soundfont synth, but can't get it right.
Naturally, I want to be as authentic as possible, anyone have a quick trick to pull it off right ?
Not sure if this helps as I've never used any soundfont synths but this is more or less what's going on:
http://www.morganleahrecords.com/august … m/train.xm
Edit: updated URL
Last edited by Augustus Blackheart (Oct 18, 2012 3:12 am)
Not sure if this helps as I've never used any soundfont synths but this is more or less what's going on:
That's exactly what I wanted to see. Its the second percussion hit I was missing.
if you want to be as close to possible to something someone else has already done why don't you just sample it and call it a day
if you want to be as close to possible to something someone else has already done why don't you just sample it and call it a day
i know ! i want to learn how the effect works though.
You're my hero just for wanting to do that. Been wanting to do a song based on the phantom train for awhile.
You're my hero just for wanting to do that. Been wanting to do a song based on the phantom train for awhile.
i really like field style recordings in electromic music.
wasnt there a square rpg with cricket sounds ?
also, how do you rip sound effects not buried in the track ? theres really awesome atmospheric pads in secret of evermore...
right, but i cant get it to run on my 64 bit win7. any other options?
snessor works perfect on win 7 64. for me. if anyone is curious...
Saskrotch wrote:right, but i cant get it to run on my 64 bit win7. any other options?
compatibility mode
DUNGEONMASTER wrote:right, but i cant get it to run on my 64 bit win7. any other options?
compatibility mode
is that a command line function ? because id rather play back the files
on a tracker.
Chainsaw Police wrote:compatibility mode
is that a command line function ? because id rather play back the files
on a tracker.
like with openspc.
Me thinks you just right-click the executable and choose "Troubleshoot Compatibility" or "Properties>Compatibility(tab)"