Waterdrop Effect

[retoredklkl]

I've been looking for a way to create this under-water, waterdrop, uboat, watercave, reverb, delay kind of sound effect. Here a few examples:

First 10 seconds of this:

Here it's more of a high pitched backround sound, almost sounds like a seagull:

I know that this one is a Keyboard sample. I just put it here to give more of an idea.

at 15 seconds you can hear the high pitched sound in the background:

 

[Iron Keys]

Reverb plus delay.
Lile a 1/4 or 1/8 delay and reverb ... ¿

 

[DPrezd Beggar]

Fire up an Oscillator and get a single sine-wave. Go to the envelope/lfo settings for the volume and turn attack, hold, release and sustain completely down and leave some decay in. Then go to the pitch settings and reduce the attack a bit but not completely and crank up the amount. Need to play around until you get that bubbly drop sound.

 

[retoredklkl]

Fire up an Oscillator and get a single sine-wave. Go to the envelope/lfo settings for the volume and turn attack, hold, release and sustain completely down and leave some decay in. Then go to the pitch settings and reduce the attack a bit but not completely and crank up the amount. Need to play around until you get that bubbly drop sound.

Tried it with the ES2 and it worked like a charm! I'll slap some more reverb, delay and stuff on it. Can't wait to play around with this. Amazing man, thank you!!

 

[Iron Keys]

When did @Stona Persona become a sound designer

 

[DPrezd Beggar]

When did @Stona Persona become a sound designer

Google duz it. xddd

 

[3ternal]

I would think just a quick pitch bend on a high pitched sine wave. I used to know how to work the CV routing in Reason so that you could automatically have an effect like that every time you hit a key, across the whole keyboard. But I forgot how to and have been to lazy to try and learn