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AuthorTopic: 4Front modules
gyohng
Posted: 22nd August 2003 13:35
Hello!

I'm trying to figure out public opinion, which is important. See the poll, and feel free to add comments.

Thanks,
George.
smart
Posted: 22nd August 2003 13:44
I told you man, try to make some money first! But I do like the idea of a 4Front Acoustic Drums module Wink
normal
Posted: 22nd August 2003 13:45
what smart said ...
gyohng
Posted: 22nd August 2003 13:47
smart wrote:
I told you man, try to make some money first! But I dolike the idea of a 4Front Acoustic Drums module Wink


Well, I'm making some money from other stuff (consumer), which gives me a freedom to choose Smile
smart
Posted: 22nd August 2003 13:48
Come in to chat - i wanna talk to you about something Smile
gyohng
Posted: 22nd August 2003 14:40
there
S_A_P
Posted: 22nd August 2003 14:41
I admit I am not a fan of the epiano, and would love to see the rhodes module, but I am more interested in realistic drum sounds, it seems as though the compression you use adds a smooth character to the sound, and would be curious to see what it sounds like on drums, the bass module sounds great.

I would also be interested in more control on the commercial versions...
topaz
Posted: 22nd August 2003 14:46
a Rhodes Module

the only problem is > there are more than 1 classic rhodes sound

so we would at least nead a Bright and Mellow version.

Topaz
Metalsvinet
Posted: 22nd August 2003 14:59
drums, definitely Smile
databass
Posted: 22nd August 2003 15:32
Strings Cool pleeeze
gyohng
Posted: 22nd August 2003 15:35
S_A_P wrote:
it seems as though the compression you use adds a smooth character to the sound, and would be curious to see what it sounds like on drums, the bass module sounds great.


It's not the compression, in fact, there is no explicit compression there.

It's me who adds smooth character. Smile
warbug
Posted: 22nd August 2003 15:42
i voted other.


xylaphone, pan flute something odd ball there is an abundance of organs and strings sound makers.
Vendaval
Posted: 22nd August 2003 16:34
Hi! Excuse my english... (horrible)..

I like your modules, and i use them "Live"---> Gj!!!

4 your question, my answer is the Rhodes one. There isnīt 1 good free rhodes... We need 1!! Save us!! Help

Greetings...
S_A_P
Posted: 22nd August 2003 16:37
Quote:
It's not the compression, in fact, there is no explicit compression there.

It's me who adds smooth character.


I was under the impression that you used some sort of compressed audio files to reduce the size of the plug? Shocked well, whatever you do, it sounds pretty good Wink
duke4e
Posted: 22nd August 2003 17:42
DRUMS!!!

and try to make them as much "heavy" as you can!!
there are few only metal/hardcore/hard rock drum sets, so this whould be good addition to my collection
morelia
Posted: 22nd August 2003 21:37
Quote:
DRUMS!!!

and try to make them as much "heavy" as you can!!
there are few only metal/hardcore/hard rock drum sets, so this whould be good addition to my collection




Ditto
pHz
Posted: 22nd August 2003 23:52
get that mastering pack released [and ported to vst ??? ]
Cool Wink Cool

slainte Razz rob
Krakatau
Posted: 23rd August 2003 00:23
A MAC version of them

please, please, please... Help
ouroboros
Posted: 23rd August 2003 01:13
thank you very much for your work. I really enjoy the bass model. What I really hope for are horns! Loud brassy horns with just enough sass to turn up my butterfly collar, be it sax, trump or trombone.
Teksonik
Posted: 23rd August 2003 01:35
Wow I voted drums as well.I'm suprised by the demand for heavy acoustic drums here.Sample developers please take note! Very Happy
eDrummist
Posted: 23rd August 2003 09:29
Of course, with a name like eDrummist, what else would you expect from me than drums?

Realistic acoustic drums would be great. Forget about file size, just focus on quality. There can never be enough good drum kit multisamples. However, I'm often not satisfied with the cymbal selections, so I would humbly suggest including the following:

14" and/or 15" Hi Hats
20" Ride
22" Ride
20" China
18" Crash
16" Crash
10" Splash
8" Splash

Also, it would be great to have snare choices. Sonic Implants does this with their Blue Jay kits, it's very nice.

I have (public domain) wav files of cymbals. Email me if you want something.

- eDrummist
dr.wackler
Posted: 23rd August 2003 09:46
Voted "Other (please, post a message)", because you forgot the option
"Get Mac versions of existing modules done." Crying or Very sad
smart
Posted: 23rd August 2003 10:10
Yes, I should have voted other and made it for Xylephone, Marimba, harp, something different that's more hard to find Very Happy
opiadream
Posted: 23rd August 2003 10:21
I'll second the harp suggestion.
gyohng
Posted: 23rd August 2003 10:50
eDrummist wrote:
Of course, with a name like eDrummist, what else would you expect from me than drums?

Realistic acoustic drums would be great. Forget about file size, just focus on quality. There can never be enough good drum kit multisamples. However, I'm often not satisfied with the cymbal selections, so I would humbly suggest including the following:

...

I have (public domain) wav files of cymbals. Email me if you want something.


Well, I'm not going to satisfy every drummist. As for freeware, I plan to release single drumset, that will have dense drums.

Kicks and snares will sound acoustic, but will not be pure acoustic by themselves.

Snare will sound this way: http://www.yohng.com/snare1.wav
amoebe
Posted: 23rd August 2003 11:22
A good vibes module! I got plenty drum kits already.
griels
Posted: 23rd August 2003 12:04
Another vote for brass. Don't try sax unless you are confident you can bring something new to the table though Wink
loomchild
Posted: 23rd August 2003 12:14
Whatever you'd choose would be really nice. However, for any of the proposed instruments, i would be necessary to have a few controls available. At least an enveloppe controler.
kevvvvv
Posted: 23rd August 2003 12:29
Voted drums Wink
soma
Posted: 24th August 2003 06:34
Vibraphone!!!
CaptainMark
Posted: 24th August 2003 08:34
I also voted for drums. I would be particularly interested in realistic high-hats and rides. There are many good samples out there, but I don't know of any that take into account that a real highhat will sound differently with each hit even if the drummer plays them with the same "velocity".

This is, of course, true for all parts of the kit, but the absence of these "random" variations is most noticeable with hats, rides, and to a lesser extent, snares.

And by the way, keep up the good work, George, you're doing a grand job!
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