I've tried adding a second track with generated pink noise and then use "Mix and Render" with a track containing the original sound. However, this just sounds like my original track with some noise.
Big surprise. 
Thanks!
Broadband sound
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Hello. I am an audio novice, so please bear with me. I have some sounds and I would like to make these sounds more broadband. How do I do so?
I've tried adding a second track with generated pink noise and then use "Mix and Render" with a track containing the original sound. However, this just sounds like my original track with some noise. Big surprise.
Thanks!
I've tried adding a second track with generated pink noise and then use "Mix and Render" with a track containing the original sound. However, this just sounds like my original track with some noise.
Big surprise. Thanks!
Re: Broadband sound
What do you mean by "more broadband"? Do you want to add more harmonics to the sound? That's what a distortion pedal does. You can make a nice distortion with careful use of the Hard Limiter (it should actually be called a variable clipper if you ask me).
Pink noise is certainly a broadband sound, but apparently you didn't like it.
As an aside, I once wrote a tune called "Fade to Pink" that had a pretty noisy outro. Towards the end I slowly faded in pink noise because my sense of humor is awesome and I liked the way it sounded.
Pink noise is certainly a broadband sound, but apparently you didn't like it.
As an aside, I once wrote a tune called "Fade to Pink" that had a pretty noisy outro. Towards the end I slowly faded in pink noise because my sense of humor is awesome and I liked the way it sounded.