Here you go, 33 patches by me. The majority of them are evolving sounds and sequences and most of them have a number of performance oriented modifiers (check the X/Y controllers, modwheel, pitch bend, aftertouch). I tried to label the performance contols in a way that makes sense but it pays to experiment with these, you'll find that some pretty unexpected noises will pop out of your speakers.
Use a limiter! I tried to keep everything at a nominal level but some of the patches use high feedback levels, disonant FM and tons of resonance, so just be careful.
Any questions, suggestions... let me know! I'll try to put out another bank like this in the near future.
demos...
3am: http://www.3amnoise.net/zebrademo.mp3
DJ Subject: http://djsubject.googlepages.com/thats_cool.mp3
Madder Than You: http://blortblort.googlepages.com/bb_3a ... ndrust.mp3
Enjoy!
Original post wrote:Any intrest in Zebra patches like these?
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I'm working on a bank of weird sound effects and stuff that is likely to be useless to most people. Still, I wonder exactly how many people would be interested in a patch bank along these lines... The amount of effort I put into this will probably be dictated by how many people would use these sounds. I'm normally a pretty sloppy sound designer (as should be apparent from these patches) but if I get enough of a positive response I'll put effort into the performance aspects and labeling of the patches.
This zip file contains 10 sounds, hold a key and the patch will do it's thing. Some of them respond to the X/Y controls, some don't. The ones that do have labels indicating what the controllers do (some are kind'a cryptic). There might be one or two patches that must be played (ie they are not presequenced) but most likely they won't be melodic
Urs
