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Using some of those new Korg Module goodies

iansainsburyiansainsbury
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Still waiting for the mythical NS2...but Korg stuff is great, and I actually finish things in Gadget.

Comments

  • JumpercollinsJumpercollins

    Nice

  • PhilWPhilW

    Very atmospheric.

  • JohnnyGoodyearJohnnyGoodyear

    Nice. Been playing with that cello since it arrived....

  • Grobles87Grobles87

    I have some questions. Are all sounds from the song from Korg Module? If so, what is the patch name for the bells? They sound amazing! And the cello is also excellent! Where is it from?

  • zpxlngzpxlng

    Lovely! Pad it out to ten minutes and maybe it'll get on a spotify 'chillout' playlist. ;)

  • zpxlngzpxlng

    @Grobles87 said:
    I have some questions. Are all sounds from the song from Korg Module? If so, what is the patch name for the bells? They sound amazing! And the cello is also excellent! Where is it from?

    That'll be the cello from Module's new 'Orchestral Dreams' pack. Here are the relevant threads:

    https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/24408/3-new-iap-s-for-korg-module/

    https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/24427/korg-module-orchestral-dreams-and-the-scarbee-ep88-just-added-dreamy-synths-video/

    The track description from soundcloud:

    Quoth @iansainsbury:
    All Korg gadget with one cymbal sample and drumjam loop added. Using the new module orchestral samples...with that beautiful solo cello. Audio mastering app to finish.

  • iansainsburyiansainsbury

    @Grobles87 said:
    I have some questions. Are all sounds from the song from Korg Module? If so, what is the patch name for the bells? They sound amazing! And the cello is also excellent! Where is it from?

    Thanks for the comments, everyone. The bells were Chang Mai 04: digit bells, tweaked a bit.

  • iansainsburyiansainsbury

    @zpxlng said:
    Lovely! Pad it out to ten minutes and maybe it'll get on a spotify 'chillout' playlist. ;)

    Cheers...has the chill out playlist now officially replaced soft porn video soundtracks as the aspiration for musicians writing instrumentals? oh, I forgot to mention the cinematic percussion, which was also in the orchestral dreams pack.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    Quality work, Mr S. Sounds like a journey through the sunlight of the mind, or something like that.

  • iansainsburyiansainsbury

    @JohnnyGoodyear said:
    Nice. Been playing with that cello since it arrived....

    It's a thing of beauty - I wish we had a few more choices re attack etc - but I love it. The thumbjam cello is the closest contender, but the loop point is very obvious if you want a long, sustained note.

  • PhilWPhilW

    Module does have an attack control for a slow attack, but I guess you know that and are talking about different sampled attacks.

  • iansainsburyiansainsbury

    @PhilW said:
    Module does have an attack control for a slow attack, but I guess you know that and are talking about different sampled attacks.

    yes, that's what I meant. More than one way to bow a cello. However, limitations are always a good spur to creativity. I've been deciding to use more synthy and artificial sounds, then Korg go and give us a solo instrument that sounds so good you have to use it. Oh, and Scarbee too...I think I feel some Richard Tee inspired stuff coming on. Might be time to buy those Steve Gadd drum loops and bring them into Bilbao. Yum.

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