Creating Shepard Tones from Any Source - Sound Design Tutorial

A brief guide on creating Shepard Tones from most audio sources. I used Pro Tools but I imagine this same process is easily replicated regardless of what DAW you choose.
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[@voicepays328]

This is the first non midi Shepard Risset Gliss tutorial that actually worked for me... YES!! Thanks!

[@soundsparkchase6432]

Glad it was helpful, thanks for checking it out!

[@tiessesmets1186]

Wait wtf, only 75 subs? This is a quality tutorial

[@soundsparkchase6432]

Building it up slowly but surely! Glad you enjoyed.

[@CristianPoow]

The Soundtoys Effect Rack is one of the most wonderful things in music production. I was just thinking of making a Shepard video for my Spanish-speaking audience and your video just gave me a few more ideas. THANKS!

[@CalebSalstrom]

This is exactly what I needed thank you. Everything translated to audacity just fine.

[@originalvonster]

Thanks. Looking forward to trying this. I didn’t really understand what was happening in a shepherd tone after watching other videos but this was really helpful.

[@timotimepiipponen3274]

That is a N I C E tutorial on an interesting subject! You did a great job involving everything in this recipe - works! Thank you :)

[@MacetazzOpina]

Wait wtf, only 750 subs? This is a quality tutorial

[@alekseikomasa8429]

An incredibly comprehensive guide thanks a lot!!!

[@deepsynth3495]

Just found your channel, I’m going to binging your videos for the next two days

[@Flavolous]

Those shortcuts, Godlike!

[@Zettaiz3r0]

Really awesome tutorial! Much appreciate the lovely sound design!

[@thestooge200]

I'm trying to do the same thing in premier pro, but to no avail. I have the pitches and fades sync right, but it just sounds like one fading out and one fading in right after.

[@Lansver]

Here goes 1000th sub! Great content!

[@bunningtonhevy]

Really well explained, thanks so much!

[@RossStack]

Nice tutorial. I'm always looking for ways to streamline this workflow. I usually just reverse my rising shepard tone to get the falling one or visa versa. Saves me having to repeat the process.

[@soundsparkchase6432]

Thanks! I also have track presets created so generally I just slide the audio into place and am good to go.

[@davewestner]

Thanks dude! Appreciate it!

[@diegoalvarez9651]

Thank you! It take a little to me understand the technique but I got it! I have my shepard tone :)

[@HedOnFire]

Thank you for the tutorial! It's a fascinating little audio trick that I'm absolutely going to use moving forward.
Is there a minimum length of a clip before the shepard tone just kind of falls apart? I'm trying to create one at around 2 seconds in length and am having a very hard time getting the loop to sound seamless, however, I didn't have any problems with a clip that was around 6 seconds in length

[@hakank3841]

Great job! Thanks a lot.

[@delidely1169]

just what I was looking for..SUBBED

[@Manuch0]

Thank you very much!! this was SO helpfull!!

[@roninnozlo9544]

I wonder if one could make a Shepard Tone from the amen break.

[@briancraig1684]

Can you please do many more of these for sound design ?
Forgive me I am at this stuff
I just recorded noise from the fan with iPhone app call voice 7 pro which has a option to allow me to
Record 96hz
Then I just upload these my Mac used dropbox
1.very close up
2.modernly close
3.farther away
4. Farthest
Even though though the fan is blow How would you blend all these together by using all 4 clips to create a very dynamic range of Give the illusion of the noise sucking in ?

[@sw9574]

nice tutorial :)

[@Damonkang]

how did you render the clip 'on track' at 2:23? what's the shortcut? please let me know sir.

[@withinnithin]

Great tutorial on Sheperd Tone. Thank you for the upload :)
Just had one doubt. If we are making Sheperd tone using piano notes in Cubase, is there any specific way to set the velocity of the notes? What i have done is used 3 octaves of the same sequence and i set higher octave velocity descending and lower octave ascending and the middle octave all notes on highest velocity. But im not getting quite the effect.
Appreciate if you could reply :)

[@withinnithin]

Thank you Chase for the detailed email :)

[@ScottQ1]

thanks

[@briancraig1684]

How is alter boys pitch down plugin I looking to taking breaking glass and pitch it a way down
Also can you use too two instance of the alter boys plugins to further the pitch downwards ?

[@animageofsound5351]

yes.

[@briancraig1684]

An Image of Sound thank 😀

[@bluefire9113]

Vital synth: hey

[@doggbloodz9640]

what mic are you using?

[@aluq3769]

I'd love to see this tutorial on audacity, thanks for sharing