For this task i added a few effects to the original MIDI instruments. I used the MIDI effects and a bus to Plogue to make the original recording sound much more natural.
The first effect i added was to the drums, i used a delay. This effect was actually a fluke, it made the drum beat much more dense and interesting.
I played around with the effects on the guitar (Saw wave), but it really didn't do much at all. So I bussed the MIDI signal to Plogue and added a reverb and an EQ to the sound and it created a much more natural, resonant sound.
Here is a photo of the Plogue effects chain.
Here is the original file.
http://www.mydatabus.com/public/loudman/BackInBlacKORIG.mp3
Here is the naturalised file.
The first effect i added was to the drums, i used a delay. This effect was actually a fluke, it made the drum beat much more dense and interesting.
I played around with the effects on the guitar (Saw wave), but it really didn't do much at all. So I bussed the MIDI signal to Plogue and added a reverb and an EQ to the sound and it created a much more natural, resonant sound.
Here is a photo of the Plogue effects chain.
Here is the original file.
http://www.mydatabus.com/public/loudman/BackInBlacKORIG.mp3
Here is the naturalised file.
References:
Haines, Christian. Lecture 30/8/07 Adelaide University.
"MIDI realtime parameters and effects", "Rewire", "Audio Effects". Carlson, L. et al. 2003.
"Cubase SX/ SL: Music Creation and Production System - Operation Manual". Steinberg
Media Technologies GmbH, Germany.
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