VM Blaster Beam

[Jo Beatz]

I tried to recreate the sound of the Blaster Beam (heard in Star Trek 1) and found the result quite cool. You need the free KString module and I recommend a lot of reverb on it with about 7 seconds decay.

Cheers!

[Jo Beatz]

Oh and I used also the free Autodafe Formant Filter.

[Steve W]

Nice FX Patch. I haven't seen the first Star Trek movie in a few decades; not sure which sound you are trying to emulate. Also, is note 48 the correct note from the movie? That sounds familiar from someplace.

[Jo Beatz]

Hey Steve, thanks. It's this crazy thing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blaster_beam

Regards

[utdgrant]

Hey Steve, thanks. It's this crazy thing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blaster_beam

Thanks for that, Jo! A forty-year-old mystery solved!

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Up until I read this, I had assumed that the V'GER sound in ST:TMP was made by the Con Brio ADS 100.

Indeed, the working title of one of the presets in the Zeit Collection was "V-GER CON BRIO", changed to simply "V-GER" in the final Preset Pack.

V-GER sound in Zeit promo (YouTube link).

[Steve W]

Thanks for the link. I thought it was a sound effect, the sound of a blaster beam to accompany the visual beam from a weapon called a blaster.

[Jo Beatz]

Hey Steve, thanks. It's this crazy thing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blaster_beam

Thanks for that, Jo! A forty-year-old mystery solved!

Spock.jpg

Up until I read this, I had assumed that the V'GER sound in ST:TMP was made by the Con Brio ADS 100.

Indeed, the working title of one of the presets in the Zeit Collection was "V-GER CON BRIO", changed to simply "V-GER" in the final Preset Pack.

V-GER sound in Zeit promo (YouTube link).

Oh yes very close in your demo. Nice! With pleasure. I also always wondered what synthesizer the sound was made with and in the end it wasn't a synthesizer at all.

Regards