----- Original Message -----From: eboatsmfineSent: Monday, July 02, 2012 5:34 AMSubject: [k5synth] Re: k5 sound programmingthanks for the info! i downloaded the wizoo book and it looks good.
in the Links of this yahoo group, i see a BruteForceWaves1.xls which has K5 DHG values corresponding to Waldorf wave harmonic spectra.
this looks like the kind of thing i'd like to use, but wonder if anyone knows of more documents like this. i would be interested in seeing the K5 DHG values for each harmonic for various timbral categories of patches, e.g. horn, piano, violin, synth sounds etc.
also, anyone where i can download a variety of different types of patches? so far, in my programming, i'm only getting organs and bell type sounds.
--- In k5synth@yahoogroups.com, "jammie" wrote:
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> the sharc dta base is one join the k5000 forum aswell and down load the wizzo book this is a great book explaining about additive synthesis and the dhg and is revelent to the k5
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> also sample sounds and look at them look how the single cycle waves of a sample are made up cut snippets of them
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> so you have an actual single cycle sounds then use an additive editor or sounddiver which can dump the single cycle spectra as additive partial data then you can take a couple of these single cycles in a patch an delay then over time so that the sound changes
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>; with the vcf and the dhg you can create very convincing examples
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> also with the k5 and k5000 its sin additive there is no phase cosin
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> so the waveforms that are created in the k5/k5000 will not look the same as most waveforms have sin and cosin + noise in there waveforms
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> but you can get very close to the sound
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> From: eboatsmfine
> To: k5synth@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2012 3:44 AM
> Subject: [k5synth] k5 sound programming
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> i recently picked up a kawai k5 and would like to program sounds with it. am familiar with subtractive and fm synthesis, and understand the basics of the k5's additive synthesis. but am wondering if anyone knows of any material online or books that would help to understand how to make certain types of sounds using the additive approach. whether there's documentation somewhere of harmonic structures that could be used as a guide to program the k5's DHG?
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Re: [k5synth] Re: k5 sound programming
2012-07-02 by jammie
if you go to the kawai website you can download all
card collections that kawai created for free
for string type sounds and phasy pads use a
supersaw waveform
of roland fame its several saw waves slightly
detuned
korg dwgs waves are additive sin spectra created on
the korg dss1 and dsm1
they have many emulations of real instruments for
wavefroms