Jazzy Sounds

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ReelWurk
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Jazzy Sounds

Post by ReelWurk » Mon Jan 05, 2015 2:26 am

Hello,

New on here so apologies if this is in the wrong place or anything.

Basically been getting into the more chill, jazzy stuff lately like the whole Chord Marauders group along with the likes of some of the Deep Medi camp. Was just wondering if anyone knew of any decent VSTs to get for the sorts of sounds used?

Thinking along the lines of the keys sounds in tracks like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCCLGMmJWU8

I imagine they're some sort of rhodes, and similar ones can be heard in a lot of the Chord Marauders stuff being released, but I can't seem to get my hands on anything similar. Any help?

cheers
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GNova
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Re: Jazzy Sounds

Post by GNova » Mon Jan 05, 2015 3:37 am

There are expand for Kontakt with rhodes sounds. But tose kind of rhodes came from hardware like Korg Kronos I think.
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ReelWurk
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Re: Jazzy Sounds

Post by ReelWurk » Mon Jan 05, 2015 1:45 pm

GNova wrote:There are expand for Kontakt with rhodes sounds. But tose kind of rhodes came from hardware like Korg Kronos I think.
Ahh thanks man, I'll look into Kontakt! Had a feeling it might be from hardware but was hoping not, cheers for the info

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Re: Jazzy Sounds

Post by apostlebass » Mon Jan 05, 2015 10:21 pm

Alright, well considering I make that jazzy vibe, and I talk to Trashbat, B9, Jafu, Freud, etc. on a regular basis I can give you the rundown on how we make this sound. There are 2 main methods that we use to get this sound.

For artists like Geode, and Cal (Trashbat), they use several different piano sounds to accomplish this sound. A VST I have found that recreates this is Lounge Lizard, but really any VST with Electronic Pianos will work (Logic has some good e-piano presets). Geode tends to make more of a Jazzy, Deep House style. So stabs and short melodies are the way to go.

For artists like myself, B9, and Freud, we use sampling to accomplish this sound. Our sound is a bit more jazzy, and less garagey. Sampling jazz piano riffs, or any real piano riff in general will accomplish this sound.

Simplicity is key to our scene. If you listen to Geode - Embrace, you can hear that the melody is carried throughout the track, but drum variation, vocal one shots, automations in tremelo add variation. When I first started this sound I had no idea where to start. I eventually found my own style and stick with it; but, I hope this helped a little bit. If you need anymore help, or feedback I would be happy to help you out. Just sort me a soundcloud message or a pm on here :)

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Re: Jazzy Sounds

Post by ReelWurk » Tue Jan 06, 2015 7:09 pm

Thanks Apostle, a lot of help there! Funnily enough I've had Lounge Lizard for a while and just completely forgot about it, appreciate the reply and just checked out your soundcloud - impressive!

P.S. Might shoot you a PM with a few more questions in the near future too

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Re: Jazzy Sounds

Post by apostlebass » Tue Jan 06, 2015 9:55 pm

ReelWurk wrote:Thanks Apostle, a lot of help there! Funnily enough I've had Lounge Lizard for a while and just completely forgot about it, appreciate the reply and just checked out your soundcloud - impressive!

P.S. Might shoot you a PM with a few more questions in the near future too
Of course g no problem. Thanks for the kind words man, glad you like what you hear :). Sounds good, look forward to it.

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