VIDEO - Funky Keyboard(Clavinet) in MSoundfactory

[Chandlerhimself]

Last week I did a harpsichord, but this week I wanted to make it a bit more mordern. I tried to make something that sounds like a clavinet you'd hear in classic 70s funk. I hope you find this useful.

[The Noodlist]

That's a lot of moves just to get a basic instrument sound. It might just be me, I'm not tweaker, I just like to play.

[Held]

That's a lot of moves just to get a basic instrument sound. It might just be me, I'm not tweaker, I just like to play.

Then you can simply use the finished instrument when it's done

[The Noodlist]

That's a lot of moves just to get a basic instrument sound. It might just be me, I'm not tweaker, I just like to play.

Then you can simply use the finished instrument when it's done

Sometimes, when inspiration strikes, time is of the essence.

[werzel]

Ooooh, nice one Chandler.

(do I hear a Mu-tron being developed as a side project from this?)

[Chandlerhimself]

That's a lot of moves just to get a basic instrument sound. It might just be me, I'm not tweaker, I just like to play.

Just wait until the device is done and you won't have to do any tweaking.

Ooooh, nice one Chandler.

(do I hear a Mu-tron being developed as a side project from this?)

Thanks. I didn't think about that, but maybe I'll give it a try.

[MeldaProduction]

Cool! I'd recommend using NoiseGenerator with Envelope though probably, performance, but it's just a hunch , I'm actually not sure if it would help

[Chandlerhimself]

I'll give it a try and see if it decreases the CPU