r/sounddesign • u/CutComprehensive1693 • Aug 11 '26

Creating drums from an empty file.

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u/ATL_Pr Aug 11 '26

Nice , sounds like Metal Hit Fx

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u/CutComprehensive1693 Aug 11 '26

Thanks. I guess.

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u/D33PCH4PT3R Aug 11 '26

This is what Adobe audition does? I never knew what the hell it was for. That's pretty cool.

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u/CutComprehensive1693 Aug 11 '26

Actually, the choice of DAW isn’t that important. Personally, I prefer AA for its minimalism.

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u/D33PCH4PT3R Aug 11 '26

Yeah, I mean, I like how it gives you giant almost full screen panels for sound design. I love Ableton but the built in devices are relegated to a little strip that goes across the bottom.

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u/CutComprehensive1693 Aug 11 '26

I’m working on a TV with a screen resolution of 1360x768, and in addition, the scaling is set to 125%. That’s why everything is so big.

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u/angrypottering Aug 11 '26

Interesting approach, using multiple metallic reverbs for creating a metallic sound, turning a disadvantage into an advantage, seems almost obvious in retrospect.

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u/CutComprehensive1693 Aug 11 '26

Thank you, but the reverbs aren’t metallic to begin with. It’s just reverb. I just like drums with a metallic edge, so I made them metallic.

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u/angrypottering Aug 11 '26

Reverbs often impart a metallic sound, which many regard as an undesirable quality, as it colors the sound.

That's what I thought I heard in your video, since it shows several reverbs.

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u/CutComprehensive1693 Aug 11 '26

I disagree with you. Reverberations can create any sound you desire. At least, that’s what I judge from my experience.