New OASYS sound bank in works - Ananation

ozy · Post by **ozy** » Sun Feb 06, 2011 4:06 pm

Hedegaard wrote:Yes, a scanned page of something you drew yourself!

this I wrote myself.

Or: I am missing some joke?

"Freezing fire, solo lead"

A145 (lfo), freq range M, freq 7, triangle out to a110 I cv2 in
a110 I (vco), cv2 in mod 0 to 1 ad libitum
a110 I, range flat, saw out to min in 3, triangle out to mix in 1, sine out to a110 II (vco) sinc in
a110 II range flat, pw value 3 to 8 ad libitum, pulse out to mix 4
a118 (noise/random gen) blue noise on 0, red noise on 4, rate 8, lev 8, out to a120 cv3
A120 (vcf) cv3 in lev 7, cv2 in from adsr, freq 0, cv2 6/7, audio in lev 8, audio out lev 8, audio out to mixer
a140 (adsr) A 0/10, D 5, s 7, r 3, RANGE m, OUT TO A120 CV2 IN
a138 (mix) in 1 lev 8, in 2 lev 8, in 3 lev 8, in 4 lev 8, out lev 8
A131 (VCA) cv1 lev 0, in from a140 out 2, audio in 1 from a138 audio out, lev 9

Hedegaard · Post by **Hedegaard** » Sun Feb 06, 2011 7:05 pm

ozy wrote:
Hedegaard wrote:Yes, a scanned page of something you drew yourself!
this I wrote myself.

Or: I am missing some joke?

"Freezing fire, solo lead"

A145 (lfo), freq range M, freq 7, triangle out to a110 I cv2 in
a110 I (vco), cv2 in mod 0 to 1 ad libitum
a110 I, range flat, saw out to min in 3, triangle out to mix in 1, sine out to a110 II (vco) sinc in
a110 II range flat, pw value 3 to 8 ad libitum, pulse out to mix 4
a118 (noise/random gen) blue noise on 0, red noise on 4, rate 8, lev 8, out to a120 cv3
A120 (vcf) cv3 in lev 7, cv2 in from adsr, freq 0, cv2 6/7, audio in lev 8, audio out lev 8, audio out to mixer
a140 (adsr) A 0/10, D 5, s 7, r 3, RANGE m, OUT TO A120 CV2 IN
a138 (mix) in 1 lev 8, in 2 lev 8, in 3 lev 8, in 4 lev 8, out lev 8
A131 (VCA) cv1 lev 0, in from a140 out 2, audio in 1 from a138 audio out, lev 9

Thanks Ozy, but no, I need the drawing, that is what makes it unique!

ozy · Post by **ozy** » Sun Feb 06, 2011 8:33 pm

Hedegaard wrote:I need the drawing,

Boy...

The word "w*nk*r" comes to mind... I am wondering what do you contribute in exchange

BTW here's the drawing...

Not the same patch, a slightly different one, so not to totally waste space...

Hedegaard · Post by **Hedegaard** » Mon Feb 07, 2011 5:58 pm

Great! Thanks....finally!
Looks interesting, you even put the date on!

But you didn't make the drawing yourself, you just drew lines and wrote on an already made template? (Unless you made the template yourself?)
But yes, that was the type of thing I was after.

Do you after you've made those scribbles, then do something in a word document or similar, where you make it look all nice and readable?
Or do these pages just lay flying around on your desk, or neatly organized?

and haha, "w*nk*r", being visual and all.......good one!

And what would you like me to contribute in exchange? I dont have any papers with analog connections

ozy · Post by **ozy** » Mon Feb 07, 2011 8:29 pm

Hedegaard wrote:Looks interesting, you even put the date on! (...) Unless you made the template yourself?

Of course I did it myself. Check the modules: they aren't the ones reported on the doepfer's website template. Knobs are different. So, yes, I wasted a evening drawing the template, then wasted more time drawing funny lines.

And, I don't want to alarm you, but... "drawing the lines" is not really the issue. Calculating what will happen when you patch real cords, is more like it. Knowing in advance what a module will do (as opposed to "fiddling with knobs while a sequence runs hypnotically). Conceiving a sound, then sculpting it. then finally playing it.

That's the idea, yes.

I understand that, for someone who forked 8 grands for a 60-pound advanced arranger with plenty of ready-made rhytms and arpeggios, and 2413 different types of "falling bone"s and "amazing pad"s and "really but REALLY nasty B3"s ["but not good enough pianos, I now need a Kronos"],

"do it yourself" sounds like something outlandish [except when you're talking of your sexual life],

but...

yes, that's the fun. Rolling your own. Creating your acoustic universe from scratch.

As far as the date is concerned...

Well, it looks like a date is another momentous event for you, but believe me,

once you get a grip on it [

], getting a date is possible,

even for a desperate loser like you.

Try first taking your hamster to the movies, then advance to taking your fleas to a mcdonald,

then gradually (very gradually) you could move to human beings.

For the final stage (a date with human beings of the opposite sex), though, maybe you need a kronos.

88, I'd recommend. full chrome karma.

chicks just can't say no to that.

vEddY · Post by **vEddY** » Mon Feb 07, 2011 9:22 pm

Again, could I politely ask - is there any chance to do these non-topic related exchanges somewhere else? You're really making it difficult to exist here, guys. Open up a separate topic and talk about these stuff as much as you want. You're really usurping a topic here.

EvilDragon · Post by **EvilDragon** » Mon Feb 07, 2011 9:28 pm

vEddY has a point there, really.

ozy · Post by **ozy** » Mon Feb 07, 2011 9:47 pm

you both are totally right.

I made a two-lines comment and got pulled by this dork into a nonsensical discussion with no reference whatsoever to analogue patch banks for the Oasys.

Sorry.

See ya.

jimknopf · Post by **jimknopf** » Mon Feb 07, 2011 10:11 pm

And may I add that it would be cool to find an answer to a topic related question?

My question was, if there are (or will be) demo sounds from the soundset available as mp3s. If not, no problem: just tell me please.

I am interested as possible future Kronos user.

vEddY · Post by **vEddY** » Mon Feb 07, 2011 10:18 pm

jimknopf wrote:And may I add that it would be cool to find an answer to a topic related question?
My question was, if there are (or will be) demo sounds from the soundset available as mp3s. If not, no problem: just tell me please.
I am interested as possible future Kronos user.

Sure man, I actually answered to your question, maybe you missed it at the bottom of the 2nd page

To cut the long story short - I will make some MP3's available this week

jimknopf · Post by **jimknopf** » Tue Feb 08, 2011 4:49 pm

Sorry, really missed it: thanks!

Hedegaard · Post by **Hedegaard** » Wed Feb 09, 2011 6:18 pm

Sorry for off topic posts, got a little carried away by Ozy's self-made patchbay drawings.
Which were nice Ozy, I too make everything from scratch, which is why I was interested.

And as info, I'm married to the most beautiful girl on this planet, so I have no need to stick it into some hamsters

PS-Its more dorkish to actually DO those drawings, than for me to just write about it

On topic:
I too want to hear some MP3 demos, and I'm beginning to wonder if this is going anywhere? Veddy I hope this is serious stuff from your side?

SoulBe · Post by **SoulBe** » Mon Feb 14, 2011 6:16 pm

Hi vEddy,

good sounds congrats. The AL 1 Pads and the CS 80 around I liked most.

best regards
SoulBe

vEddY · Post by **vEddY** » Mon Feb 14, 2011 9:43 pm

SoulBe wrote:Hi vEddy,

good sounds congrats. The AL 1 Pads and the CS 80 around I liked most.

best regards
SoulBe

Gr8, glad you liked them

I'm sorry, guys, been in a bit of a jam lately, launching another website, will do MP3s this week

jimknopf · Post by **jimknopf** » Wed Feb 23, 2011 12:11 pm

Are the mp3s up anywhere meanwhile?