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Bassface78
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 Posted: Tue Dec 24, 2013 5:06 am Post subject: Patching vowel sounds on the ms20 |
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| I have been trying to figure out how to patch vocal/vowel sounds on ms 20 with no luck so far. Anyone have any suggestions? Thanks, Dan |
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DrHoo
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Check out Marc Doty's ms20 video's. He touches on formants.
You're talking FM synthesis now.
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Corgy
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| Posted: Mon Feb 24, 2014 8:42 am Post subject: Re: Patching vowel sounds on the ms20 |
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| Bassface78 wrote: | | I have been trying to figure out how to patch vocal/vowel sounds on ms 20 with no luck so far. Anyone have any suggestions? Thanks, Dan |
For simple (quick & dirty) vowel like sounds it takes at least a HP and a LP filter with resonance and the option to move both of the cut-off frequencies on their own and most important "movement" of the filters. Three filters would be better but ...
You can do that with the MS-20.
1) create a sound with lot of overtones, best use both VCOs, select octave near to human voice, selection of saw or pulse will give it a special timbre of the "voice".
2) now set HP and LP to different EG's or EG/MG, you can do that with the patch field. You can also use the inverted outputs of the EG's and the MG for one of the two cut-off frequencies, which will give you the option to move both cut-off frequencies not parallel but swinging at inverted directions (both opening and closing in some kind of rythm).
3) set the EG/MG timing, amplitudes, cut-offs, and the resonances ... that will take a little of trying ... but at least there should be some "WoW", "Wee", "Woo" effects for refining.
Dont expect the output of formant-filters, which are dedicated to vowels and much easier to use. |
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