Reggae vsts?
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- germskiller
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Reggae vsts?
I'm working on a tune at the moment and decided to add a reggae keyboard feel in the background but the plug ins I'm using don't seem to have that authentic feel! Arghhhhhhhh
I may have to render the riff I've got at the moment and play the loop through an amp and record it back into the track........but that's hassle
any help?
I may have to render the riff I've got at the moment and play the loop through an amp and record it back into the track........but that's hassle
any help?
- futures_untold
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yeah b4 should do the trick. just remember to add loads of reverb and delay. see if you can get a spring reverb - or more realistically an emulator. spring tank in reaktor does a pretty good job, and altiverb has some really nice spring impulses too.
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- germskiller
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Anyone know of a way of doing this in Reason4? I cannot get the right delay on sounds.gravity wrote: see if you can get a spring reverb - or more realistically an emulator. spring tank in reaktor does a pretty good job, and altiverb has some really nice spring impulses too.
I think I remember someone posting the step settings for the delay unit, like 380?! cannot work it out.
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yup, try the Mr Ray devices on this page ---> http://www.gersic.com/plugins/index.php?daCat=24germskiller wrote:I'll definately given them both a try!
to save me being a torrent scum as I admit i am! Are there any good FREE ones I could also give a try?
here's some (its the net, there's everythingenfant wrote:reggae.vsti...sure

http://www.interruptor.ch/vst_overview.shtml
big up futures_untold, that site looks awesome
me loves free stuff
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- germskiller
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oioi people in the end I used a piano synth vst and effected the sound with an eq, filter, reverb, loads of different delays throughout............but most of all I put a guitar rig effect over it all which made it sound more natural! If that's any help to anyone else.
Cheers for all the replies! Gwan.
Cheers for all the replies! Gwan.
Rhodes, Hammond/Lesley type sounds on piano/keys chords/stabs, heavily eq'd guitar comps, some tape saturation, wow & flutter, tape delay, erm...
Have a look through some of these also if the link hasn't already been posted: http://www.interruptor.ch/vst_overview.shtml
Have a look through some of these also if the link hasn't already been posted: http://www.interruptor.ch/vst_overview.shtml
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