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Filtering a noise through another
Started August 10th, 2007 · 13 replies · Latest reply by hello_flowers 17 years, 2 months ago
I read in a magazine that ghostrider's voice in ghostrider was created by filtering Nicolas Cage's voice through a dog growl and a metallic sound or something, and I was wondering how you do that. I haven't seen the movie but i have heard the voice and I would love to be able to do something like that with Audacity.
thanks
kinda I guess.
actually i found a separate program that works pretty well. its called zerius vocoder. but some sounds don't work as the carrier, it says: "only a mono sound works" or something like that. haven't figured out what it means.
Yea, i had that same problem with that program. Sad thing is, it's the most decent free software vocoder i could find. You could convert back and forth as a workaround, but that's tedious. I eventually got the orange vocoder plug-in, and it works reasonably well, but shortly after I got a hardware vocoder for christmas (electrix warpfactory--Yay!). So anyway, convert a dog growl to mono, and make a mono voice recording then throw em' into zerius and see what happens. I haven't seen the movie yet... so I really don't know.
I think that can be done throught
the "Acoustic Mirror" SFX in Sound Forge...
In fact this effect is named convolution,
so all you need is to find something
that can do convolution between two sounds 
i tried getting sound forge but i have a mac and it doesn't seem that there is a mac available version of it. the vocoder isn't really doing what i had hoped either
LAConvolver - 0.2.1
- http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/32033
That"S all I can do for now,
else you can check on google:
- convolution (freeware|free|soft|software) mac
:wink:
stickman
indeed acoustic mirror works interestingly... convoluting is almost as much fun as cosmic discombobulation
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