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If there aren't some teaser videos on youtube by the time I get home from work tomorrow, I am going to find Urs' house, burn the f@cker out and steal all his computer games !!! lol
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CPCompany wrote:Can we have some teaser patches put on youtube?

Just to calm the less patient U-He users down.
Instead of feeding the impatience.. why not grow patience? :P
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VitaminD wrote:patience
What's that? Where can I download it? :hihi:

Cheers
Dennis
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Bronto Scorpio wrote:
VitaminD wrote:patience
What's that? Where can I download it? :hihi:

Cheers
Dennis
I think so but it takes so long I just gave up
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xh3rv wrote:
Bronto Scorpio wrote:
VitaminD wrote:patience
What's that? Where can I download it? :hihi:

Cheers
Dennis
I think so but it takes so long I just gave up
:hihi:
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kmonkey wrote: It's not that "hey we used your plugin in our movie" and it was some kind of pink noise sweep which lasted for about 3 seconds...:?
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kmonkey wrote: It's literally soundset which was used by one of the greatest movie composer of our time. There are about 300 presets. And kinda new Zebra with new sonic possibilities.

Seriously... :shock:
I know. If you think about it, it's actually pretty historic, to people of our nerdy caliber at least. :D
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Actually, film composers have been sharing their instruments for a long time.

Trumpet. Piccolo. Oboe. Violin. ... :hihi:
Blue Phase Music
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4lb Kitty wrote:Actually, film composers have been sharing their instruments for a long time.

Trumpet. Piccolo. Oboe. Violin. ... :hihi:
Except I can press a key and get a much closer level of playing as Hans did with Zebra2.. than I could with someone playing any of those other instruments you mentioned. :P
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Blue Phase Music
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VitaminD wrote:
4lb Kitty wrote:Actually, film composers have been sharing their instruments for a long time.

Trumpet. Piccolo. Oboe. Violin. ... :hihi:
Except I can press a key and get a much closer level of playing as Hans did with Zebra2.. than I could with someone playing any of those other instruments you mentioned. :P
Hits home here. :hihi: :oops:
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Urs wrote: ...Many sounds are actually silent until you turn up the ModWheel...
It's so easy to forget that one of the most musical things of all in sound design(especially music that resembles classical orchestral music) is giving yourself the ability to execute expressive volume changes.
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Esgalachoir wrote:
Urs wrote: ...Many sounds are actually silent until you turn up the ModWheel...
It's so easy to forget that one of the most musical things of all in sound design(especially music that resembles classical orchestral music) is giving yourself the ability to execute expressive volume changes.
Volume automation works too though, or assigning a control knob there.
I'm more into making the modwheel morph through other tones, or even to completely other sounds. Something I've been doing with my own sounds for years.
Nice to see that approach being done more often now.
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Esgalachoir wrote:
Urs wrote: ...Many sounds are actually silent until you turn up the ModWheel...
It's so easy to forget that one of the most musical things of all in sound design(especially music that resembles classical orchestral music) is giving yourself the ability to execute expressive volume changes.

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VitaminD wrote:wubwubWUBWUBWubwub wibbity wibbity wub wub wub wub-wub
Considering it's Howard and Hans working on sounds I'm quite expecting zero "phat" or "dirty" dubstep basslines. It's quite a relief really. ;)
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