Dude, you’re a lifesaver. Yesterday, i was looking around for a tutorial on how to do it, since i want to convert the Hungarian MoLaRi audio into a synth. I know all signals are up on youtube (i made a playlist for them), but i was curious and wanted to dip my toes into siren synths. Then, my good friend Börk Luchtalarm sent your video my way. Thank you :D
@@v10-ACR-E I know they are just as much made by Federal Signal as any other Modulator, but I meant the circular mounting platform which most, if not, all Modulators in the Netherlands have.
@@vincefundyfoxadventures1861 Oh....I've never thought about it that way before..... But I _am_ using audio from your video in an educational context...so I think it technically counts as fair use? I've done most (if not all) of my siren synths using this method. I don't think the sounds of most sirens are copyrighted (aside from the Federal Signal Q siren of course).
Dude, you’re a lifesaver. Yesterday, i was looking around for a tutorial on how to do it, since i want to convert the Hungarian MoLaRi audio into a synth. I know all signals are up on youtube (i made a playlist for them), but i was curious and wanted to dip my toes into siren synths. Then, my good friend Börk Luchtalarm sent your video my way. Thank you :D
I see Dutch Modulator, I click video.
It's just a custom modulator 2008*1004MC but alright-
@@v10-ACR-E I know they are just as much made by Federal Signal as any other Modulator, but I meant the circular mounting platform which most, if not, all Modulators in the Netherlands have.
randomly got recommended this, will probably become better at making chaos in audacity by watching this
Can you make a synth thunderbolt with no reverb? Like a 1000t or something
Useful
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can you make a macro? (not including clean up)
I don't have the knowledge on how to do that....
@@SirenArchives yeah, they are kinda hard to make
just found a video on how to make one
Where's the permission? :/
What permission?
@@SirenArchives using my video?
@@vincefundyfoxadventures1861 Oh....I've never thought about it that way before..... But I _am_ using audio from your video in an educational context...so I think it technically counts as fair use? I've done most (if not all) of my siren synths using this method. I don't think the sounds of most sirens are copyrighted (aside from the Federal Signal Q siren of course).
first hehe