My Head Hurts -strxwberrymilk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rpyZg1oviBU&t=80
Sunshine Recorder -Boards of Canada
Auto tuning a chopped up recording? Other replies are definitely better but it might be worth exploring or combining
Good idea. I'll play around with that too.
This video describes how to recreate the animal crossing sound piece by piece. So, if I were you, I'd try to recreate this process with whatever tools you're comfortable with
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYnI_ZLj5ys
Overall, I hear chopping, looping, and various playback speeds.
For the strxwberrymilk example, maybe you can just speed up a recorded voice and play it back and forth?
Oo thanks for sharing the cool music.
For the strxwberrymilk example, it sounds like just a chopped and screwed dialogue. What I would do to imitate it is chop up a sample of dialogue and import each slice into a sampler on different pads/keys, that way I can "play" the part in that I like. (Alternatively, you can arrange it on the grid too, dragging and dropping slices.) I might follow that with a formant shifter for that kinda chipmunk sound.
Similar thing for the BoC reference: but it sounds like some of the slices are very short and loop, creating that stuttering, robotic sound, almost oscillating in the audible range. It also sounds like the part is also being panned around the stereo field. I might add flanger to capture the psychedelic feel too.
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