I am very new to Zebra 2.
I understand the basics of synthesis, however Zebra 2 is a different beast.
It is very difficult also since Zebra 2 can produce a variety of tones and sonics out of the same synth.
I attached a sine pad made in XPAND 2 (Preset Soft Pads- 8 Warmth) and want to know how close can Zebra 2 get to that sonic texture.
I know Zebra 2 can make sine pads obviously, but how SONICALLY can it get to that end result by itself?
Any help is appreciated thanks!
UPDATE: it is crazy how an audio forum does not allow MP3 or WAV attachements but the preset in question can be heard hear:
It is the beginning sound. The preset can be heard above if you need to hear it isolated
How to create this sine pad?
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- KVRer
- 17 posts since 19 Mar, 2012
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- KVRist
- 176 posts since 23 Nov, 2013 from Canada
I'm not really familiar with sound design in Zebra yet but you should check out Joseph Hollo's soundsets http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic ... 1&t=356672 - I think he has some stuff that would put you on track. He might even be able to point you in a specific direction if he sees this thread.
- KVRian
- 1067 posts since 28 Dec, 2004
You can download all the 3 demo packs from this website to find many relative
colored pads.
http://www.sound.artenuovo.com/padsheaven.html
Like "HeavenBells",
-Then tweak the Env1 and Env2 Attack to short (zero) and play around (lower) with the filter cutoff.
You can also change the waveform to a basic sine.
So just listen the presets and tear them apart
Cheers,
Joseph
colored pads.
http://www.sound.artenuovo.com/padsheaven.html
Like "HeavenBells",
-Then tweak the Env1 and Env2 Attack to short (zero) and play around (lower) with the filter cutoff.
You can also change the waveform to a basic sine.
So just listen the presets and tear them apart
Cheers,
Joseph
