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peter m. mahr
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LOL- that would be Jack Hotop - I'll tell him you like it.
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| jerrythek wrote: | LOL- that would be Jack Hotop - I'll tell him you like it.
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Jack definitely knows his stuff  Ah, what the hell, all of those guys do
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| Posted: Tue Oct 09, 2007 7:47 pm Post subject: Re: Who the hell... |
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Very nice piece!
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This is EXCELLENT!!!!
I'm wondering, it kinda sounds a bit techno-ish, is it possible to do anything at the very least similar with the Radias module or is it specific to FM Synthesis?
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Nice! 
Can you list the specific patches you used?
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peter m. mahr
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@ Jerry, yes please tell Jack that he did a very good job.. (maybe this is motivating him to give us more of that kind of sound)
@ Dan - Thanks ! 
@ XVapmireX - Thanks !
@ Peter, I used
- Sine Pad, do not know who programmed that one. But the person who made it really knows my taste for pads very well. These kind of "air tonight" pads are so great to use as they leave enough place in the mix.
- Solar Winds
- and of course Dancing Waveshapes SW1 (btw, seriously I thought you made that one!)
.. ah and thanks, Peter!
peter
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peter m. mahr
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| XVampireX wrote: | | ... is it possible to do anything at the very least similar with the Radias module or is it specific to FM Synthesis? |
Sorry, I just arrived from the airport and did not read carefully. Now I realised that you asked a question without getting an answer... which would be unusual for that place .
Anyway, although I do not know the specs of Radias by heart I somehow doubt that you can get the same sound. This sound is using waveshaping the step sequencer, FM and not to forget the controller programming. You should have a look on the patch panel... plenty of cables 
| XVampireX wrote: | | I'm wondering, it kinda sounds a bit techno-ish,.. |
Outside Germany.. outside Austria and Germany every electronical music since Kraftwerk is somehow associated to techno. Not that this is a bad thing, but here.. or at least me, I have a different understanding of techno. I am to old for this kind of sometimes stressful music, I am more into "ambient" or hope to have an own style ["stones in water" ]... oops this reminds me on something.
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| jerrythek wrote: | LOL- that would be Jack Hotop - I'll tell him you like it.
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also tell all korg sound designers that i like all korg sounds, especially trinity's solo-tri's "air works" i miss that program, my tr-rack doesn't have solo-tri option
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| peter m. mahr wrote: | | Anyway, although I do not know the specs of Radias by heart I somehow doubt that you can get the same sound. This sound is using waveshaping the step sequencer, FM and not to forget the controller programming. You should have a look on the patch panel... plenty of cables |
It also uses the EG's new "Trigger at Note-On" feature. The sound uses several parallel setups (all within a single MOD-7) to create different timbres. These different timbres are heard only when their associated EGs are triggered, and the EGs are triggered rhythmically using the Step Sequencer.
For more details, see "Tip: Multiple Rhythmic Envelopes via the Step Sequencer" on page 370 of the Parameter Guide (or by pressing Help on the MOD-7's EG1 page).
For an earlier experiment with this technique, see the Program 082 Multi Process Rhythm in the second bank of "Extra Sounds."
Best regards,
Dan
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peter m. mahr
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| danatkorg wrote: | | For more details, see "Tip: Multiple Rhythmic Envelopes via the Step Sequencer" on page 370 of the Parameter Guide (or by pressing Help on the MOD-7's EG1 page). |
Dan,
thanks for this hint. This is definitely a feature of high interest!
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AnthonyB
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Peter, i can't access your demos - maybe i'm doing something wrong?, there is an EMPTY box that says "click to activate", but nothing happens. 
Not got 1.3 on my O yet/
cheers
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peter m. mahr
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Anthony, I have no explanation for it as it is working on Mac and on Windows PCs. Maybe my provider and their server had some problems when you gave it a try. Please let me know if it still does not work.
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peter m. mahr
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I have to admit that I was disappointed at the beginning when I was listening to the first MOD-7 bank... but meanwhile I think one could make a whole record full of songs consisting of only MOD-7 sounds. So here is another audio file:
http://blog.petermmahr.com/2007/10/12/guess-what-another-mod-7-audio-demo/
I guess quite different to the others and again - with one exception @ 1:40 to 2:20 the solo sound - everything consists of MOD-7 factory sounds.
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same as you peter! but when you play with the controller you'll have a lot of interesting sounds, now i think the bank is really very good.  |
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