Yeah I was just wondering I want like a chat where it sounds like a stadium is like chanting HEY or whatever (cliche I know lol) but how to I acquire that sound? Thanks guys, KEEP IT METAL!!! 
How do I make a Crowd cheer sample? HEY
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Uladyne
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I'd probably try to find a sample at freesound.org or someplace similar. Or perhaps as an economical variant of the previously offered advice, maybe record the audio output of your TV during a sports game, and make samples of the crowd cheering. At some point you should be able to grab a snip where it sounds like they're saying "hey". It could be a long section where they're just cheering and saying all sorts of things, but if you cut it and apply a quick fade in at the beginning and a slower one at the end, it might make a convincing "hey" sound.
If it sounds more like an "Ah", I imagine you could use some drastic eq'ing to give the illusion of more of an "a" sound.
For clarity, blend in some samples of you and a friend, or multiple versions of yourself (if you're like me and have no friends) saying "hey" and tuck those deep into the crowd sample to add the "hhh" and the "yyy" sounds. I'm just thinking out loud here, but it seems like it could work if you can't find a sample and are down for some experimentaion. It could also feel pretty rewarding if it works out. If you choose this latter approach I'd like to hear what you come up with. I've made myself curious now.
If it sounds more like an "Ah", I imagine you could use some drastic eq'ing to give the illusion of more of an "a" sound.
For clarity, blend in some samples of you and a friend, or multiple versions of yourself (if you're like me and have no friends) saying "hey" and tuck those deep into the crowd sample to add the "hhh" and the "yyy" sounds. I'm just thinking out loud here, but it seems like it could work if you can't find a sample and are down for some experimentaion. It could also feel pretty rewarding if it works out. If you choose this latter approach I'd like to hear what you come up with. I've made myself curious now.
Waterboy
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You mean like in the beginning of Bon Jovi - Lay Your Hands On Me?
(sorry - I could hang myself for saying that - but I couldn't resist)
If so ... you could always try to sample their "HEY" chant .... just a thought
(sorry - I could hang myself for saying that - but I couldn't resist)
If so ... you could always try to sample their "HEY" chant .... just a thought
jrt12
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gotta admit, using that sample and tweaking it to make it "your own" sounds like a great idea that would probably save you hours trying to create it from scratch. however, those same hours could probably yield some pretty cool experimental results for use down the road. thats what i find... i'm experimenting with one thing, and come up with 3 other cool tricks to try down the road. now if i can just remember them all
gotta admit, using that sample and tweaking it to make it "your own" sounds like a great idea that would probably save you hours trying to create it from scratch. however, those same hours could probably yield some pretty cool experimental results for use down the road. thats what i find... i'm experimenting with one thing, and come up with 3 other cool tricks to try down the road. now if i can just remember them all
Find a few samples at for example freesound. Then copy it to another track, pitch it a bit down, maybe move it a little bit and/or even put on some extra stadium reverb, and you've got it.
