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Quicksilver
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Sweden
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 Posted - 2011/08/23 : 21:06:38
How would one go about creating a type of "sine wave" (dunno if that'd be the correct term) that Darwin uses in a lot of his tunes?
Check http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=an8hdA_1QOw&feature=player_detailpage#t=182s to see what I mean.
Is it so simple as a string at a high pitch with some effect?
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Edited by - Quicksilver on 2011/08/23 21:07:04 |
Dante
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Posted - 2011/08/23 : 23:19:06
Yeah, just sounds like a string sample or synth at high pitch, maybe with a bit of LFO on for the light vibrato effect.
And strings are actually saws, or kind of saws >;D
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Edited by - Dante on 2011/08/23 23:19:59 |
DJ_FunDaBounce
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Posted - 2011/08/24 : 03:25:04
definitely a string patch of some sort played at a high octave. I usually get mine from reason's NN-19 sampler. Either the Bigstrings or Orchstrings patch. quite generic but does the job.
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SpiritWolf
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Posted - 2011/08/24 : 03:57:20
here i'll send you a high string sample i use :)
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