Hello, I'm an amateur musician new to synthesis. I'm using a DSI MEK on a rock oriented track and am looking for some assistance in desigining a sound. The song began with a keyboard riff using the MEK's 'Mountain Hall' preset (B101). A rough draft of the song is at: www.myspace.com/mikewelch7 (first song on profile - 'Swallowed the Mountain') During the verses (i.e., when singing begins, but not during the pre-chorus or chorus), I'm seeking to take the organ-like riff out of the mix, and am looking a single-note pad that removes the digital oscillators out completely, that is very warm, sounding almost like a violin. The sound should rise to peak rather quickly, have some 'vibratto' then fade. The sound I'm going for is very similar to the Prophet tones heard all over Roxy Music's 'Avalon' album - it should be very warm and sound good in a mix. The sound you hear during the verses isn't far off, but when listened to on headphones sounds too harsh. Could anyone well versed in synthesis provide some general pointers on how I should begin to construct this sound? Your assistance would be greatly appreciated!
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Sound Design Question: Seeking Warm Analogue 'Avalon-esque' Sound from PB101
2007-03-05 by mikewelch7
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