Or this one (George Duke - Bright 0:19-0:23). Maybe it's not the exact same effect it sounds more like sequenced delay but also kind of arpeggio like: https://youtu.be/_mrXXttOOig?list=PLcJs ... USluA&t=19
Thanks in advance
Does this kind of arpeggiator synth effect have a name?
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- KVRAF
- 1692 posts since 22 Feb, 2005
I have been wondering how this typical arpeggio style effect is achieved as in this track (Don Henley - The Boys of Summer 2:38-2:43:
Or this one (George Duke - Bright 0:19-0:23). Maybe it's not the exact same effect it sounds more like sequenced delay but also kind of arpeggio like: https://youtu.be/_mrXXttOOig?list=PLcJs ... USluA&t=19
Thanks in advance
Or this one (George Duke - Bright 0:19-0:23). Maybe it's not the exact same effect it sounds more like sequenced delay but also kind of arpeggio like: https://youtu.be/_mrXXttOOig?list=PLcJs ... USluA&t=19
Thanks in advance
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- KVRian
- 701 posts since 2 Apr, 2004 from London
Sounds like an arp or sequencer with a changing time division. You can achieve this effect and quite a few others using Bleass Arpeggiator. Here's a video demoing it's capabilities and you'll see what I mean:
Musicmaker: "I'm playing all the right notes, but not neccesarily in the right order" Eric Morecame : Comedy Bhoddisatva