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I can't get my head around how to make these organesque type of synths. Is there any tricks to get this sound? I'm pretty much stuck.
the intro synth starting @ 0:06 https://soundcloud.com/just-blaze/just-blaze-x-baauer-higher 1:06, 1:27, 2:11 etc throughout the song. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SlliWGle9k 0:25 onwards, 1:08 onwards. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMqjYmWngCg |
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There are tons of organ emulations out there. Why don't you
pick one of these? Sure, you can load up a synth and modulate some sine waves with each other until you get an organ sound. Or mod a square with a saw. With some lfo modulation relative to the key you press you can try to recreate a rotary speaker... some dirty noise for the "air" from the pipes. EDIT: NI Massive has really good additive wavetables. You can blend in the "organic" harmonics via the WT-Position-Parameter. With its nice shaping and distortion effects on board you can come really close to a "real" organ sound. But i would still recommend to use an "organ synth". By the way: Bauer means "Farmer" in german. Pretty funny to hear jay z yelling "Baauer"!  |
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Masta Cress wrote: There are tons of organ emulations out there. Why don't you
pick one of these? Sure, you can load up a synth and modulate some sine waves with each other until you get an organ sound. Or mod a square with a saw. With some lfo modulation relative to the key you press you can try to recreate a rotary speaker... some dirty noise for the "air" from the pipes. EDIT: NI Massive has really good additive wavetables. You can blend in the "organic" harmonics via the WT-Position-Parameter. With its nice shaping and distortion effects on board you can come really close to a "real" organ sound. But i would still recommend to use an "organ synth". By the way: Bauer means "Farmer" in german. Pretty funny to hear jay z yelling "Baauer"! I haven't tried any organ emulations because the examples I posted really sound like they are made with saw, squarewaves and such from non-organ emulations. I tried NI Massive to create any of these, but couldn't get even close. Might give a try to those organ emulations, but atm any tips would be very helpful. |
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Your second and third example could also be described as electric piano
or "soft organ". I agree... this should be a synthesizer. But the first one... I don't know if you're doing HipHop or EDM... ... is probably a bunch of layered sounds. No Synth can sound like that out of the box I guess. I stopped the time for 15 minutes to make you an example. Its not mixed well or sounds great but I think it can show you a little bit about sound design in HipHop. I didn't compare it with Just Blazes' Instrumental so don't expect the same sound. I want to give you the advice to hear the sounds in spectral parts. The "Basic" is a simple synth, the "highs" come from an organ emu or an organ sample (resampled) and the "Click" is probably the hammer noise of a piano... and every sample is "gated". Check this out: http://www.tempfiles.net/download/201301/280675/bauer_exampl e.html (MP3-File) Hope this helps Greetings  |
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M-Tron has a ton of great organ sounds |
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