Doepfer

what do you guys use for making snippy/snappy perc sounds? yep the
envelopes is useful here also :) but what filter(s)?

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Peter H.K Sedin


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Any self-resonating filter (A-105, A-106-1, etc) or oscillator sweeping down makes an excellent kick drum.  Band pass filtered noise (A-106-5 for example) is good for snares, especially with a spring reverb *before* the VCA to make it sound a little more organic and varied.  For hi-hats, the A-117 (which seems to represent higher frequencies better than the A-118) through a highpass or bandpass filter (eg A-106-5 or A-106-1).

For example, I used (if I remember correctly) just a few Doepfer A-100 modules to create all the sounds in these tracks: http://doggiedogster.bandcamp.com/album/korobeiniki

So for a self resonating filter (or any other filter for that matter), I'd recommend a multimode one.  If you like dirty, grungy sounds, the A-106-1 is certainly interesting, and growing on me. :)

Hope that helps,
Zoë.

thanks for your tips zoe.. love those nice sounds.. and that most be the
coolest version of that song i ever heard!
you rock.. peace out.

2013/2/28 Zo� Blade <zoe@bytenoise.co.uk>

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>
>
> Any self-resonating filter (A-105, A-106-1, etc) or oscillator sweeping
> down makes an excellent kick drum. Band pass filtered noise (A-106-5 for
> example) is good for snares, especially with a spring reverb *before* the
> VCA to make it sound a little more organic and varied. For hi-hats, the
> A-117 (which seems to represent higher frequencies better than the A-118)
> through a highpass or bandpass filter (eg A-106-5 or A-106-1).
>
> For example, I used (if I remember correctly) just a few Doepfer A-100
> modules to create all the sounds in these tracks:
> http://doggiedogster.bandcamp.com/album/korobeiniki
>
> So for a self resonating filter (or any other filter for that matter), I'd
> recommend a multimode one. If you like dirty, grungy sounds, the A-106-1 is
> certainly interesting, and growing on me. :)
>
> Hope that helps,
> Zo�.
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>



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Mvh

Peter H.K Sedin


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