Very neat vocal effects....but what made them?

[DIGITAL SCREAMS]

Check this out. Its the first song ive seen in some time where the production actually made me stop and think. Some neat effects on those vocals...

I wonder how it was done. Must have taken some time...

I also hear some Virus sounds in there....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lfrgw6cihbc&search=bt

DS

[Tomer=Trance]

ah BT,
the effects you hear are made on the Kyma dsp system.
its mainly grainular stuff\fft filtering.

can also be easly done today using software such as reaktor,supercollider and more...

[Threlly]

Plogue Bidule would probably be good too

[Merlot]

he also does alot of it by slicing audio with the scissor tool and rearranging it. Takes forever, but when you are a perfectionist making loot it really doesn't matter.

[Drammy]

Originally Posted by Merlot

he also does alot of it by slicing audio with the scissor tool and rearranging it. Takes forever, but when you are a perfectionist making loot it really doesn't matter.

I've seen this being done in Cubase. Lots of chopping and stretching with the right tools gets some incredible effects.

[Khazul]

I was messing with my MD today and had it doing a dirtier version of this with various synth sounds. Basically capturing to the 2 ram machines at various points in a bar and replaying until re-capture.

It made me wonder if theres a high quality triggerable sampler around that could do this kind of thing on the fly...

[Threlly]

Theres a plugin that comes with Ableton Live that can do similar stuff.
Micro-audio bursts with pitch modulation etc.

[Timo]

You can do it using (old skool) Tracker software sequencers (like the old OctaMED, or a bang-up-to-date tracker like www.Renoise.com (previously called NoiseTrekker in the old skool days)) by using retriggering/delay type programming effects.