Something i can't do T_T

Abierto · Post by **Abierto** » Tue Jul 08, 2008 9:38 am

Hi to all! Yesterday i was hearing one song ( http://it.youtube.com/watch?v=z2euhjUFs8c )
and i was thinking about the sound that starts at about 0:55. It's something like an e-piano or an harmp... but it repeats himself! somebody can help me about doing that effect on my korg TR? I suppose it's something doing with arpeggiator...

Fatalmasterpiece · Post by **Fatalmasterpiece** » Wed Jul 09, 2008 5:48 am

Sounds like a bell effect with an arp. The TR has a decent set of bell sounds, you should experiment with different arps on them.

kinner19 · Post by **kinner19** » Thu Jul 10, 2008 7:27 am

FM Bell is very good sound, u can use it by inserting IFX and it sounds very nice.

Abierto · Post by **Abierto** » Thu Jul 10, 2008 8:16 pm

kinner19 wrote:FM Bell is very good sound, u can use it by inserting IFX and it sounds very nice.

i don't understand.. so i use IFX for create that kind of sound...
in fact the sound that repeat himself?

X-Trade · Post by **X-Trade** » Thu Jul 10, 2008 8:29 pm

what do you mean by repeating itself?
If its like an echo, then you should insert a delay as an IFX, which I think is what he is talking about.

But I think you are talking more about some kind of rappid repettitive playing? in which case, you should use an arp pattern,
If you are only playing one or two notes, I would recommend the UP pattern, which will simply play note 1, then note 2, then note 1.

The sound I think you are talking about reminds me of the mamba patch on my old orla organ.. if you press two notes it goes back and forth between them.

Abierto · Post by **Abierto** » Thu Jul 10, 2008 8:57 pm

X-Trade wrote:what do you mean by repeating itself?
If its like an echo, then you should insert a delay as an IFX, which I think is what he is talking about.

But I think you are talking more about some kind of rappid repettitive playing? in which case, you should use an arp pattern,
If you are only playing one or two notes, I would recommend the UP pattern, which will simply play note 1, then note 2, then note 1.

The sound I think you are talking about reminds me of the mamba patch on my old orla organ.. if you press two notes it goes back and forth between them.

my english is not so good.. but when i select the up pattern on combis, with arp ON, arp don't start playng... it's like i never activate it

X-Trade · Post by **X-Trade** » Thu Jul 10, 2008 9:09 pm

you're english isn't that bad!

you have to assign the arp to the appropriate programs. there is a table on the arp section with checkboxes for each timbre and for each arpegiator. you also need to tick the checkbox which actually turns that arpeggiator on.

I'm sorry I can't give more direct instructions, it all just comes from my fingers, I don't actually know what the tabs are called, I hardly look now. And my TR is packed in its case at the back of a room at the moment.