I have previously stated in a previous thread about using Dalek Voices and I know I have to use a 30hz Sine Wave(Wikipedia), but for the life of me I just can't figure out how to do it in Houdini. Is there anyone out there who can help me :?: Any and all help is appreciated.
Also does anyone know how to create the new Supreme Dalek Voice?
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Add a Wave CHOP.
Period is the time in seconds for one complete wave. Therefore 1/30 will do you.
You have to increase the Sample Rate to what you want. 44100 for CD quality works. Pick a value and use that for all the sample audio inputs. Channel reference works well here.
Finally increase the amplitude using the Amplitude slider for quieter or louder. Sine waves are nice and forgiving on speakers.
Now you have your drone sine wave at 30hz
Btw, try 1/60 and you will get that all familiar buzz to simulate interference from AC power. Simulates plugging in to an old Amp with a strat under a bunch of fluorescent lighting very nicely.
Period is the time in seconds for one complete wave. Therefore 1/30 will do you.
You have to increase the Sample Rate to what you want. 44100 for CD quality works. Pick a value and use that for all the sample audio inputs. Channel reference works well here.
Finally increase the amplitude using the Amplitude slider for quieter or louder. Sine waves are nice and forgiving on speakers.
Now you have your drone sine wave at 30hz
Btw, try 1/60 and you will get that all familiar buzz to simulate interference from AC power. Simulates plugging in to an old Amp with a strat under a bunch of fluorescent lighting very nicely.
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Add a Wave CHOP.
Period is the time in seconds for one complete wave. Therefore 1/30 will do you.
You have to increase the Sample Rate to what you want. 44100 for CD quality works. Pick a value and use that for all the sample audio inputs. Channel reference works well here.
Finally increase the amplitude using the Amplitude slider for quieter or louder. Sine waves are nice and forgiving on speakers.
Now you have your drone sine wave at 30hz
Btw, try 1/60 and you will get that all familiar buzz to simulate interference from AC power. Simulates plugging in to an old Amp with a strat under a bunch of fluorescent lighting very nicely.
Thanks Jeff, I'll try this out tonight and let everyone know how it went.
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