How do you recreate the slowly changing noise pad

[nooomy]

The pad sounds is at 5.10 in the video

[selig]

I know it's not the same thing technically speaking, but here's a quick patch I created to illustrate how I approach these types of sounds in Reason, using Thor in this case.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ns96um38f5sxx ... r.zip?dl=0

[nooomy]

I know it's not the same thing technically speaking, but here's a quick patch I created to illustrate how I approach these types of sounds in Reason, using Thor in this case.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ns96um38f5sxx ... r.zip?dl=0

Thank you!

it sounds great! )

[JesusChristIsLord]

The pad sounds is at 5.10 in the video

Wow that's fascinating! I've never seen or heard granular synthesis demonstrated so well.
I enjoy Monolake's music too. What a great video. Thanks for posting!

[JesusChristIsLord]

Watching it again. Absolutely amazing that a clink on a glass can be used to create such a beautiful pad. Really incredible.

[pLansford]

I know it's not the same thing technically speaking, but here's a quick patch I created to illustrate how I approach these types of sounds in Reason, using Thor in this case.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ns96um38f5sxx ... r.zip?dl=0

Nice one thanks for sharing!

[nooomy]

Watching it again. Absolutely amazing that a clink on a glass can be used to create such a beautiful pad. Really incredible.

i know... its my dream that we one day will have a similar device...