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Rosen Sound
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 Posted: Thu Oct 01, 2015 12:23 am Post subject: Key Advanced Modulation for AL-1 |
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Hey guys,
Trying to figure out how to make the kronos with the excellent AL-1 behave more like a out of calibration old polysynth (JP8, P5, etc).
Basically, I could do what I want if the step sequencer could step via note advance, as in, doesn't move to the next step until the next key is pressed. This way I could have subtle variations in the filter, emulating vintage poly behavior.
I tried looking into wave sequence AMS outputs, but this modulation source doesn't seem to be available in AL-1.
Any help is appreciated!
Disclaimer - Not doing this for vintage snobbery.
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danatkorg
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| Posted: Thu Oct 01, 2015 12:51 am Post subject: Re: Key Advanced Modulation for AL-1 |
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| Rosen Sound wrote: | Hey guys,
Trying to figure out how to make the kronos with the excellent AL-1 behave more like a out of calibration old polysynth (JP8, P5, etc).
Basically, I could do what I want if the step sequencer could step via note advance, as in, doesn't move to the next step until the next key is pressed. This way I could have subtle variations in the filter, emulating vintage poly behavior.
I tried looking into wave sequence AMS outputs, but this modulation source doesn't seem to be available in AL-1.
Any help is appreciated!
Disclaimer - Not doing this for vintage snobbery. |
Start with "Modeling vintage analog synths" in the AL-1 chapter of the Parameter Guide. For subtle variations on any modulatable parameter, use a random LFO with Stop enabled; this means that the LFO produces a single value at the start of the note.
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Rosen Sound
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| Posted: Thu Oct 01, 2015 1:21 am Post subject: Re: Key Advanced Modulation for AL-1 |
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| danatkorg wrote: | | Rosen Sound wrote: | Hey guys,
Trying to figure out how to make the kronos with the excellent AL-1 behave more like a out of calibration old polysynth (JP8, P5, etc).
Basically, I could do what I want if the step sequencer could step via note advance, as in, doesn't move to the next step until the next key is pressed. This way I could have subtle variations in the filter, emulating vintage poly behavior.
I tried looking into wave sequence AMS outputs, but this modulation source doesn't seem to be available in AL-1.
Any help is appreciated!
Disclaimer - Not doing this for vintage snobbery. |
Start with "Modeling vintage analog synths" in the AL-1 chapter of the Parameter Guide. For subtle variations on any modulatable parameter, use a random LFO with Stop enabled; this means that the LFO produces a single value at the start of the note. |
Cool! Thanks! I am trying it out and it is working out like I had hoped. I did read the section but can't seem to find the "scale random" parameter... hmm.
Thanks again, Dan!
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danatkorg
Product Manager, Korg R&D
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| Posted: Thu Oct 01, 2015 4:11 pm Post subject: Re: Key Advanced Modulation for AL-1 |
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| Rosen Sound wrote: | | danatkorg wrote: | | Rosen Sound wrote: | Hey guys,
Trying to figure out how to make the kronos with the excellent AL-1 behave more like a out of calibration old polysynth (JP8, P5, etc).
Basically, I could do what I want if the step sequencer could step via note advance, as in, doesn't move to the next step until the next key is pressed. This way I could have subtle variations in the filter, emulating vintage poly behavior.
I tried looking into wave sequence AMS outputs, but this modulation source doesn't seem to be available in AL-1.
Any help is appreciated!
Disclaimer - Not doing this for vintage snobbery. |
Start with "Modeling vintage analog synths" in the AL-1 chapter of the Parameter Guide. For subtle variations on any modulatable parameter, use a random LFO with Stop enabled; this means that the LFO produces a single value at the start of the note. |
Cool! Thanks! I am trying it out and it is working out like I had hoped. I did read the section but can't seem to find the "scale random" parameter... hmm. |
EXi 4-1 Program Basic page, Scale section.
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For technical support, please contact your Korg Distributor: http://www.korg.co.jp/English/Distributors/
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