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Original Message 1/20 23-Aug-97 @ 01:13 PM - dance sound effect

junoboy

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THIS SITE LOOKS MUCH BETTER KILO,IT'S
A PLEASURE TO READ AND USE.

ANYWAYS,A SOUND EFFECT I HEAR MORE
AND MORE OF AND WHICH I REALLY LOVE
IS A KIND OF STUTTERING EFFECT. YOU HEAR IT A LOT IN TRANCE AND TECHNO STYLE MUSIC,IT GIVES THE CHORDS A STACCATO TYPE EFFECT. HOW IS THIS ACHIEVED? IS IT SOME KIND OF FILTER?
DOES ANYONE KNOW WHAT I MEAN?

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Message 2/20 23-Aug-97 @ 05:25 PM - RE: dance sound effect

nbenford

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I think the sound you are refering to is an arpeggio. Some synths and other things have arpeggio capabilities. you turn on the arpeggio and hold a key down and it can repeat the note in different pitches, often octaves. some create random notes, as long as you hold a key or keys down. - DJ Grassy Noel

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Message 3/20 23-Aug-97 @ 06:37 PM - RE: dance sound effect

JUNOBOY

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NO,IT'S LIKE AN ARPEGGIO BUT WITH A STUTTERING EFFECT.I HAVE A SYNTH WITH AN ARPEGGIATOR SO I KNOW HOW AN ARPEGGIATED CHORD WOULD SOUND.OR MAYBE THE PROS JUST HAVEFABULOUS ARPEGGIATORS ON THEIR KIT.

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Message 4/20 26-Aug-97 @ 05:43 AM - RE: dance sound effect

david

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Perhaps the answer is in using controller data.....like
sending expression fills,.,.,open then close,.,.open then
close,.,.and so on,.,.,.
Just an idea try it...

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Message 5/20 26-Aug-97 @ 05:52 AM - RE: dance sound effect

avene

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Its probably a gate effect. You can get midi files that do this. It basically just alternates the midi volume of sounds really quickly. If you've a sustaining sound, you could program these yourself. Just use midi controller 7 at 32nd note intervals and for each step just alternate between the maximum and minimum values for each step.

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Message 6/20 26-Aug-97 @ 10:59 AM - RE: dance sound effect

Kilo

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it's a gate trigger working there, and it is a wicked technique, you can get some excellent pad or whatever sound, and cause it to play with a rythmic pattern.....go to the "FX-RACK" section here, where you'll find details of how to do it in the AUDIO GATES section, .....All you need is a cheap noisegate, with a trigger input socket.......doesn't sound the same with midi or with any other imitation.........

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Message 7/20 26-Aug-97 @ 06:00 PM - RE: dance sound effect

junoboy

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THANKS GUYS,CAN'T WAIT TO TRY THESE IDEAS
OUT.

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Message 8/20 06-Sep-97 @ 12:22 PM - RE: dance sound effect

DJ ASPIRIN

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THIS NOISEGATE WITH A TRIGGER INPUT,ANYONE
KNOW WHO MAKES SUCH A DEVICE? CAN'T FIND
THE MODEL THAT KILO LISTS IN FX KIT. IS THERE
ANY CURRENT DEVICE THAT WILL GIVE THE SAME
EFFECT. I MUST HAVE THIS SOUND TOO.
CHECK OUT ASTRAL PROJECTION,THEY USE THIS
EFFECT ON A LOT OF THEIR MUSIC.

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Message 9/20 07-Sep-97 @ 04:24 PM - RE: dance sound effect

avene

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Most noise gates should have this facility. As far as I'm aware you use the sidechain inputs.

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Message 10/20 08-Sep-97 @ 10:42 AM - RE: dance sound effect

kilo

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er........well, I suppose it is a sidechaoin in a way........but it will be marked as either TRIGGER or KEY INPUT.........nearly all gates have this.......but a few do not in the budget range.....that's why I stress to check it has this facility if you are buying a real cheap gate....

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