Harpsichord samples? or synth
Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2008 7:15 pm
I've been looking quite some time for them now. they got this incredible sound
Keep it up,
Nellon
Keep it up,
Nellon
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i think the sounds in that are just beautiful-JQ- wrote:that's the one i was gona mention.. it's go so many instruments on it.. the piano on it sounds wicked too.. the horns and strings sound less life-like but there's a few realistic sounds in the library, especially the harpsichordTempahProductions wrote:the one in edirol orchestral vsti sound the same as this
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=_Ny0uQQq3bw
and i wouldnt be susprized if it wasnt the same one coz timebaland uses loads of vsti on the sly
i've found that alterting each note's velocity/amplitude/volume can add to the realism on any of those instruments...and knowing how they would occur in a real orchestra aswell...i.e dont try and do a 'this' lead on 'that' instrument etc...not always the case though.-JQ- wrote:that's the one i was gona mention.. it's go so many instruments on it.. the piano on it sounds wicked too.. the horns and strings sound less life-like but there's a few realistic sounds in the library, especially the harpsichordTempahProductions wrote:the one in edirol orchestral vsti sound the same as this
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=_Ny0uQQq3bw
and i wouldnt be susprized if it wasnt the same one coz timebaland uses loads of vsti on the sly
lol think u would get banned-JQ- wrote:under the brass section part of the instruments.. check out "French Horn Swell".. play that on higher keys and for long periods..its sounds unreal.. probably better than the real thing..
can we post VST's here.. or would that incriminate the forum?
You're half right. It's a rhythmic pattern and an instrument. Claves are typically played to play the clave rhythm.ali jamieson wrote:i'm pretty sure 'clave' is a type of rhythm - not a percussion instrument. so a clave cymbal would be the cymbal doing the clave rhythm, very latin sounding
i could be wrong