How To Remove Unwanted Frequencies From Your Samples + Christian Henson Rusty Gate Sample Challenge (Patreon)

Sampling: How To Remove Unwanted Frequencies + Christian Henson Rusty Gate Challenge Entry

Have you ever had an audio file that contained a bunch of extra frequencies in it that you wish you could just remove? Spectral editing may be for you. In this video, I show how to use spectral editing to clean up a sample so that I can make a Kontakt instrument–but not just any instrument: A few weeks ago, Christian Henson announced a competition: he challenged the internet community to try to turn two oddball samples he'd recorded into true sample-based instruments. So this video serves two purposes: it's both a quick introduction to spectral editing as well as my entry into Christian Henson's Rusty Gate sample competition. Here's a link to the free sample (Kontakt 5.3 or higher): https://www.dropbox.com/s/yd9k026h8em20uq/Dave%20Hilowitz%20PB10%20Gate%20and%20Squeak.zip?dl=0 Here's a link to Christian Henson's Rusty Gate Sample Competition: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cM1TCljo2Eo