Record Stopping Effect?

[WideawakE]

I'm using my one, "how do I get this sound" pass on this one...is there an effect that can be used for that record stopping effect...most notably on sittin sideways-paul wall, end of chorus....

I'm using Cubase 4

[Jamz0r]

Not sure if this is what you mean, but here's a free tape stop effect...scroll down.
http://hem.bredband.net/tbtaudio/entrance.html

[Fredrik]

Originally Posted by WideawakE

I'm using my one, "how do I get this sound" pass on this one...is there an effect that can be used for that record stopping effect...most notably on sittin sideways-paul wall, end of chorus....

I'm using Cubase 4

You could load the phrase or what ever you want the effect on in a sampler, then set the pitch bend range pretty high. Now you just have to draw in a pitch bend curve (probably parabolic) or record one live at the end of the phrase where you want the effect, what ever sounds best.

[CWsounds]

^^^
yep... the record slowing down effect is just an extreme pitchbend and timestretch simultaneously... its actually kind of hard to get the authentic sound w/ just the pitchbend. find someone w/ a cdj and record a slow stop of whatever you need from there....

[adrianex]

I know that you are in Cubase, but I get that fx on Protools with a plug called Vari-fi, but I also heard the there is also a VST plugin called TapeStop for windows (mention before0

I found this other one too and I think is free:

http://www.dancetech.com/aa_dt_new/h...id=3766&lang=0

But if you want to go the hard way, the bes way to do it is by using the pitch shift curve tool, with time compensation unchecked.

Hope it helps

[chris carter]

I've had to do that effect a lot. In every case I exported the track to Adobe Audition and used a built-in effect that does the turntable thing INCREDIBLY well. Then I bring it back into the track in Cubase. I realize offline isn't the most fun way to do it, but I've not found a better way.

[JimmySX]

Too bad that CB4 doesn't have it's own version of Var-Fi. Tapestop is nice, but doesn't really do it for me

[WideawakE]

thanks yall, I'll try the pitchbend

[chester]

Originally Posted by Jamz0r

Not sure if this is what you mean, but here's a free tape stop effect...scroll down.
http://hem.bredband.net/tbtaudio/entrance.html

the best for that , imho!thumbsup

[Samsonite]

Or you could just burn whatever you want on to cd and record the stopping effect in from a CDJ? - (One that can simulate vinyl obviusly)

[Tibbon]

Press a dubplate, put it on a Technics 1200, and let it slow down

[WideawakE]

haha, riiiiiight.

aside: I used to live in wilson, nc...went to high school there, don't miss anything except the barbeque..pig pickins and all...oh and the sweet tea!

[illynoise]

Wavelab audio pitchbend works also

[EspionageWHW]

I am surprised nobody has mentioned the Serato Scratch plug in. It is basically a Tech 12 emulation plug. Just instantiate it onto a track, load the audio you want to manipulate and to get that "record stopping" effect... I think just hitting the stop button should do it.

[Fredrik]

If you have a technics and the serato setup i guess you wouldnt ask this question.

[EspionageWHW]

Originally Posted by Fredrik

If you have a technics and the serato setup i guess you wouldnt ask this question.

I was just referring to the "Serato Scratch" software plug in, not the hardware setup.