Can i make physical modeling sounds like this

[ANAFREE]

Hi,

pls listen to these videos "korg triton + moss board sounds"


i´m looking forward to knowing all the information about MSF, physical modeling

Here is Korg Triton Moss SPECIFICATIONS

Sound Source: 6 voices, 2 oscillators (max.) + sub oscillator + noise generator

Oscillator Types: 13 (Standard, Ring Modulation, Cross Modulation, Oscillator Sync, VPM (Variable Phase Modulation), Comb filter oscillator, Resonance oscillator, Organ model, Electric piano model, Brass model, Reed model, Plucked string model, Bowed string model)


Sooo can i create same sounds using MSF or this is impossible ?

[ANAFREE]

[Held]

Have you watched the videos on physical modeling on the MSF website? (https://www.meldaproduction.com/MSoundFactory)
All the sounds in the video you posted should be doable. Why don't you give it a try?

[ANAFREE]

Have you watched the videos on physical modeling on the MSF website? (https://www.meldaproduction.com/MSoundFactory)
All the sounds in the video you posted should be doable. Why don't you give it a try?

Thank you so much Held

i asked because i have no idea how to create Bowed string effect or reed/woodwind sounds
cello


kawala


korg triton moss has some models for this kind of instrument called Reed model & Bowed string model , but in MSF there's nothing similar , any idea ?

[yellowmix]

The first Physical Modeling tutorial on the page Held kindly linked for you shows how to make "blown" sounds within the first 5 minutes, and bowed strings in the next 2. Seriously, watch all four tutorials, they may not use the same terms you are thinking of, but they cover the known varieties you list.

[Held]

Also, there's an example of a bowed string that comes with MSF. On the easy screen (not the edit screen) at the bottom left, select experimental->physical modeller. With some tweaking, you should be able to get it to sound like your example.

[ANAFREE]

The first Physical Modeling tutorial on the page Held kindly linked for you shows how to make "blown" sounds within the first 5 minutes, and bowed strings in the next 2. Seriously, watch all four tutorials, they may not use the same terms you are thinking of, but they cover the known varieties you list.

Thank you Yellomix
Wow, you reassured me, I saw the videos once , i'll watch it again

[ANAFREE]

Also, there's an example of a bowed string that comes with MSF. On the easy screen (not the edit screen) at the bottom left, select experimental->physical modeller. With some tweaking, you should be able to get it to sound like your example.

Thank you Held,
Good way to analyze this type of instrument