Radio Tuning Sweepy Thingy

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pezking

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I've searched for, but not had any luck finding ideas for how to do that tuning sweep between two radio stations.

Basically, what I want to do is start off with a song which sounds as if it is being played through a radio (i.e. band limited etc.), and then have the radio retune to the actual track (and lose the band limiting).

The only example I can think of right now is a Bowling for Soup video, here.

I have tried white noise with sine sweeps, and also Izotope Vinyl... but to no avail.

If I can't find a decent way to do this, I may want to use an effect which sounds like a needle being dragged off a record quickly. Any ideas guys?
 
pezking said:
I've searched for, but not had any luck finding ideas for how to do that tuning sweep between two radio stations.

Basically, what I want to do is start off with a song which sounds as if it is being played through a radio (i.e. band limited etc.), and then have the radio retune to the actual track (and lose the band limiting).

The only example I can think of right now is a Bowling for Soup video, here.

I have tried white noise with sine sweeps, and also Izotope Vinyl... but to no avail.

If I can't find a decent way to do this, I may want to use an effect which sounds like a needle being dragged off a record quickly. Any ideas guys?
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mic up an AM radio...not FM. The amplitude modulation sounds different than frequency modulation and you'll get that thing going on...

...that and FM is just a fad for potheads!

Mike
 
I don't actually have an AM radio with a tuning knob, only the buttons, so you don't get the same effect. Short of buying a radio (which I don't really wanna do) I'm out of ideas...
 
pezking said:
Basically, what I want to do is start off with a song which sounds as if it is being played through a radio (i.e. band limited etc.), and then have the radio retune to the actual track (and lose the band limiting).
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Sample the beginning of Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here".:p
 
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