Hi, Rogers,
Thanks for and congratulations for sharing all!
My name is nelson casanova, from portugal, living in switzerland.
Dj producer, pianiste etc..and I d like to ask if you can help me:
So I m listening a trak of Dj Thermalbear : “clunk”. In soudcloud or beatport…and I need to know which synthesizer(s) or sampler is that track…
Please can you say something…?
Thanks.
Nelson
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Hi Nelson,
Thank you so much for your comment and your question.
First: Portugaaaaaal! I live next to Portugal (20 mins drive) and I love that country. (nearest city – Viana do Castelo – NORTE)
Second: Great tune. Glad that you pointed that out to me 😀 Totally music I like.
Third: You’re referring to the chord-sound, right? It sounds very familiar to me. I think it’s a sample and I’m already searching in my brains for that song where it is used.
But in the end it’s a sound that you can recreate. What I mean is the following:
Sound contains 3 oscillators.
1 OSC= F -1 Octave
2 OSC= F
3 OSC= G#
For the bass you can use a Sine waveform and for the other two a Saw waveform.
Then adjust the Envelopes to create the right attack, decay, sustain and release.
It looks like they’ve used a velocity sensitive freq/res or just by programming the movements.
But in the end I keep my head spinning to find that sound on another record.
When I have it I will inform you.
Hi, Rogers,
Thanks for and congratulations for sharing all!
My name is nelson casanova, from portugal, living in switzerland.
Dj producer, pianiste etc..and I d like to ask if you can help me:
So I m listening a trak of Dj Thermalbear : “clunk”. In soudcloud or beatport…and I need to know which synthesizer(s) or sampler is that track…
Please can you say something…?
Thanks.
Nelson
Hi Nelson,
Thank you so much for your comment and your question.
First: Portugaaaaaal! I live next to Portugal (20 mins drive) and I love that country. (nearest city – Viana do Castelo – NORTE)
Second: Great tune. Glad that you pointed that out to me 😀 Totally music I like.
Third: You’re referring to the chord-sound, right? It sounds very familiar to me. I think it’s a sample and I’m already searching in my brains for that song where it is used.
But in the end it’s a sound that you can recreate. What I mean is the following:
Sound contains 3 oscillators.
1 OSC= F -1 Octave
2 OSC= F
3 OSC= G#
For the bass you can use a Sine waveform and for the other two a Saw waveform.
Then adjust the Envelopes to create the right attack, decay, sustain and release.
It looks like they’ve used a velocity sensitive freq/res or just by programming the movements.
But in the end I keep my head spinning to find that sound on another record.
When I have it I will inform you.
Thanks again!
Grtzzz,
Roger