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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » June 2004 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: classic detroit sound
hopper
Posted: 3rd June 2004 04:12
what softsynth is good at recreating those typical detroit pads and strings? i found the swirl waveform on crystal can produce something that comes close, but just not close enough to my liking.
loomchild
Posted: 3rd June 2004 04:29
IF you fancy the following demo

http://audioshots.com/BigTick/audio/Rhino/Tao/rhino_detroit.mp3,

then maybe Rhino is the way to go.
dougsyo
Posted: 3rd June 2004 06:25
loomchild wrote:
IF you fancy the following demo

http://audioshots.com/BigTick/audio/Rhino/Tao/rhino_detroit.mp3,

then maybe Rhino is the way to go.


Color me impressed. I'm a fan of Rhino, but assuming that all but the drums are Rhino... nice!

Doug
Notron User
Posted: 3rd June 2004 06:49
Carbon?

It's a reaktor ensemble that was also on a Future Music or Computer Music cover disk as a freebie.

Flipping through the presets made me think of Derrick May.
loomchild
Posted: 3rd June 2004 08:05
Doug: Drummatic for the kick drum, SR-202 for the rest:)

Strings and bass/lead=Rhino.
ferdik
Posted: 9th June 2004 08:55
You can make that sound one almoust every synth!

First make a nice pad and then set one osc to +7. That osc will play for example G1 when the other two plays C1. Play chords with that setting and dream away! Smile
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