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Hey Guys,

So I desperately want to recreate the sound of the Paramount Pictures logo on Tramsformers 3, which you'll find here: Transformers 3 Paramount Pictures Logo Sound by studyinsounddesign on SoundCloud - Create, record and share your sounds for free

I have a decent understanding of synthesis but am no synth guru or anything so I'd be hoping for relatively concise advice on trying to recreate the sound.

I know it was probably created on a Kyma or something but I've been playing around with U-He Zebra and feel it could potentially do the job quite well. I've already checked out this very informative recreation of another Transformer sound Transformers Sound Design in Massive - YouTube however the one that I'd like to do has added welly, slickness and depth IMHO.

Please feel free to add your thoughts/advice as comments on the sound cloud clip.

Many thanks for any advice given and I promise to post up the result, likewise if anybody else feels they could do it please do and we'll all share our findings.

Thanks,

Mark.

14th March 2012	#1
8bitantique Gear interested Joined: Feb 2012 Posts: 4 Thread Starter	Transformers 3 opening synthesis advice Hey Guys, So I desperately want to recreate the sound of the Paramount Pictures logo on Tramsformers 3, which you'll find here: Transformers 3 Paramount Pictures Logo Sound by studyinsounddesign on SoundCloud - Create, record and share your sounds for free I have a decent understanding of synthesis but am no synth guru or anything so I'd be hoping for relatively concise advice on trying to recreate the sound. I know it was probably created on a Kyma or something but I've been playing around with U-He Zebra and feel it could potentially do the job quite well. I've already checked out this very informative recreation of another Transformer sound Transformers Sound Design in Massive - YouTube however the one that I'd like to do has added welly, slickness and depth IMHO. Please feel free to add your thoughts/advice as comments on the sound cloud clip. Many thanks for any advice given and I promise to post up the result, likewise if anybody else feels they could do it please do and we'll all share our findings. Thanks, Mark.