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Subject: Strings that are *not* trancey?
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Original Message 1/5 17-Jan-03 @ 10:46 AM - Strings that are *not* trancey?
Mine's allways end up rather much like those found on William Orbit or Tiesto or Ferry Korsten's albums.....I use saw's a bit of detune, slow attack, slow release etc....possibly some lfo's and off course 'syfonic mode' and 'VCO' for all the oscillators. Unison tends to clutter the sounds too much, but chorus does wonders...(why *needs* that supersaw after all?)
still...they all sound too trance-like...is it me of just the nova?
Message 2/5 18-Jan-03 @ 04:48 PM - RE: Strings that are *not* trancey?
If you want lush, use square waves or doublesaws with different widths for each osc and slow pulse width modulation in varying amounts and directions for each osc. This will give you a really thick sound that can have cool phasing qualities if you mess with it.
If you want airy, mess with band- and high-pass filtering. But you're not going to get a "realistic" string sound out of the Nova. pretty much any kind of classic analog string sound you can think of is attainable with a Nova, though. Well, excpet for a mellotron ;)
psy
Message 3/5 20-Jan-03 @ 12:13 PM - RE: Strings that are *not* trancey?
Try a 1 pole filter.
Add a bit of tremolo but let it fade out.
Message 4/5 20-Jan-03 @ 03:57 PM - RE: Strings that are *not* trancey?
Message 5/5 26-Jan-03 @ 08:55 PM - RE: Strings that are *not* trancey?
I know the question was how to get them on the nova... but just suggesting.
Tom
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