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Originally Posted by johnS
One thing i want to try is scrambling up the adsr of four different sounds.
Like the attack from a metal trash can being hit with a dead squirrel, the decay from a plucked guitar string, the sustain of a 10' diameter gong, and the release from a operatic vocal recorded in reverberant concert hall. Or something. I bet with some clever cross-fades you could get weird evolving sounds from this kind of thing.
It would be the audio equivalent of those kids books where you flip the pages to mix-n-match chins, mouths, noses and eyes from different faces.
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have you ever messed with spectally morphing sounds together. it's not exactly what your talking about, but it seems like something you might be into. extracting the excitation and stable portions of sounds and then resynthesizing them with those of other sounds... that's one way to do it... there are a ton of others though. soundhack (
www.soundhack.com) can do some of these. also, check out
http://www.camelaudio.com/cameleon5000.php I haven't played with this one yet, but i hear it's pretty neato...