--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com,<buechlerjoe@t...>" <buechlerjoe@t...> wrote: > Hi Ethan > > I like it! Could you give us more specifics about the patch you > were using? > > Joe Hey Joe, Let's see.... I'm at work right now, but, I'll try from memory. The high pitched woodblock sounding voice is 2x A110 saw with hard sync slightly detuned mixed equally in an A131. A140 has no attack, very little decay, a little more sustain, and little release - basically a percussive envelope. After the A131 it is sent to an A120. No res, 50% freq, and a slight accent from the same A140 driving the A131. The mid/frech-hornish voice is a single A110 saw into an A131. The A140 driving the A131 has long attach, no decay, full sustaing, and long release. The A131 is sent to an A121 with no res, low freq, freq controlled by A140. The Bass voice is a single A110 square and saw mixed at an A138 Exp. The square is about 65% PW, and is mixed 75% and the saw is mixed about 25%. This is sent to an A103 with no res and almost 0 freq. There is no VCA in this voice. The A140 has slight Attack, no decay, 100% sustain, and slight release. The Sequence is an A145, A150, A155, A160 The A145 square drive the A155. The A150 and A160 create a 16step sequence from the 8 step rows of the A155. The 16step sequence drives the 2x A110 that create the high voice. The glide outputs of each of the 8step rows are set to zero and drive the additional voices. Row 1 triggers control the A140 for the woodblock voice. Row 3 triggers control the A140 for the frenchhorn voice. Row 2&4 trigger/gates mixed at an A138 linear control the A140 for the bass voice. The about does it... Enjoy! Ethan
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Re: Audio Samples
2003-03-04 by ethanzer0 <ethanzer0@yahoo.com>
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