how do i make a sound effect of a woman screaming in pain

[J50 Kirsame]

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[zaidddd]

mute cuica electric drum kit but its detuned up an octave

[cosmicPython]

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just use Liam's FFT Scripts and get a clip of a woman screaming and put it through there.

I don't know where those scripts are though.

[J50 Kirsame]

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just use Liam's FFT Scripts and get a clip of a woman screaming and put it through there.

I don't know where those scripts are though.

what are fft scrips

[cosmicPython]

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just use Liam's FFT Scripts and get a clip of a woman screaming and put it through there.

I don't know where those scripts are though.

what are fft scrips

basically a python script that takes audio files and turns them into OS notes

[tbyunomi]

Just use mp3 to midi converter

And then change it to sine wave

[J50 Kirsame]

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just use Liam's FFT Scripts and get a clip of a woman screaming and put it through there.

I don't know where those scripts are though.

what are fft scrips

basically a python script that takes audio files and turns them into OS notes

how do i do that

[Cool172]

just layer a bunch of cuica sounds from Drum Kit or Electric Drum Kit

[onemusicday]

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[tbyunomi]

Just use mp3 to midi converter, I found it the easiest way and theres really no hassle.

Step 1 - find mp3 file of desired sound
Step 2 - Go to Mp3.mid converter and convert the file
Step 3 - Import it on OS
Step 4 (Optional) - Change to sine was for best performance