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Subject: How do a make this sound?
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Original Message 1/5 21-Mar-04 @ 11:21 PM - How do a make this sound?
Hi
I've always used samples for this but i want to make a slow rising (pitch) line sound (used on a build ups), its gets higher and higher, then the breaks kick in and i want the sound to stay at that pitch
I know its portamento but how do i do it so i press a key and it just climbs?
not sure if i'm clear, have a Nova II and a V station VSI
also, i cant seem to record controller sweeps with the V station...it never keeps them, anyone know how to record them so it can be heard on playback
cheers for helping guys
Mark
I've always used samples for this but i want to make a slow rising (pitch) line sound (used on a build ups), its gets higher and higher, then the breaks kick in and i want the sound to stay at that pitch
I know its portamento but how do i do it so i press a key and it just climbs?
not sure if i'm clear, have a Nova II and a V station VSI
also, i cant seem to record controller sweeps with the V station...it never keeps them, anyone know how to record them so it can be heard on playback
cheers for helping guys
Mark
Message 3/5 22-Mar-04 @ 10:38 AM - RE: How do a make this sound?
Is that a question or an answer?
not quite sure sorry K
Where was that guide to synthesis link again?
not quite sure sorry K
Where was that guide to synthesis link again?
Message 4/5 22-Mar-04 @ 01:13 PM - RE: How do a make this sound?
check out whoosh at the url.. set a high mod env attack, and set sustain at the max level.. then route the eg to a positive amount to osc pitch.
you could use portamento, but you'll have to have a synth with a long max porta setting and trigger the 'top' note almost instantly after the first one to get a smooth glide, or pull the level down for the first note..
another way to do it would be to automate a pitch bend..
the cool thing about using an envelope is that you'll be able to achieve different ramp shapes w/o reliance on your host's automation curve options.
you could use portamento, but you'll have to have a synth with a long max porta setting and trigger the 'top' note almost instantly after the first one to get a smooth glide, or pull the level down for the first note..
another way to do it would be to automate a pitch bend..
the cool thing about using an envelope is that you'll be able to achieve different ramp shapes w/o reliance on your host's automation curve options.
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