Elektron Musical Instruments

--- In elektron-users@y..., Ethan Bakshy <ethan@e...> wrote:
> For crazy video game type effects, you can set the S/H on an LFO to
> somewhere between 2-5, and set it to modulate the vibrato. If you have
> a keyboard w/ wheels, disable the usual modwheel settings and have your mod
> wheel control the LFO add depth of the vibrato, and you can do very
> funky things with the sound. 
> 
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> On Fri, Jan 12, 2001 at 03:47:29PM -0000, Isaiah Mulz wrote:
> >   Does antone on the list have any really cool tops or tricks they'd like to 
> > share about their sidstations? Any feedback would be appreciated.
> >                              Thank you,
> >                               isaiah
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> ethan
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i like to process sid noise to add a nice ambient noise effect, 
sometimes i'll sync up an oscilator lfo and have it pulsating in and 
out in time with a sequence.  this is the noise i'm talking about. 
(tweak the time for a nice background effect)  Daniel of elektron had 
the suggestion of using a y cable on the output of the sid and run one 
of the leads on the y end into the input for a feedback loop.  i've yet 
to try that, but is a great idea.  THe arps, lfo's and tables are the 
best means to achieve interesting sounds. Control Oscilator volume with 
the sustain envelope parameter.


happy, happy  


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christian