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http://www.sheetmusicarchive.net/single_listing.cfm?composer_id=4 nocturnes :)

By hearth (X not at hand atm): C92, Dirty Voltage, with a tad higher cutoff though G68, Bon Voyage is similar, if I recall correctly Both don't go very well in mixes though, they're rather over the top'isch. C70, Tristar...

sounds like monophonic legato glide to me ;) check out these buttons: http://www.xs4all.nl/~peterned/monopoly.jpg And turn them off.

I'm gonna stop poking with this sound now :P But one last update before I do; Fantom X "bright piano" 2 Hearing this, the first one I posted immediately sounds utterly crappy :P It turns out that the f and ff jazz pianos...

Most distorted leads have a longer sustain and really short release time envelope. If you change this to be more "plucky", strumming will sound better.

4 tones may be wasted polyfony, but the patch will require at least 2 tones for the 1 octave difference. All tones need band pass filters, (around 90 - 110) since there are no lower frequencies audible in the sample eith...

my 2 cents; fantom x "bright piano" This is actually not the JD, but a patch with a-bank AC.Pno f A left and right, 4 stereo tones of which 2 are pitched up an octave, and bandpass filters varying between 90 and 110. All...

Sam, of course I see your point :) and you're right right about the expectations idea, but what I'm trying to say is that those expectations may actually blind us for things we DO have. Take a basic piano for instance; k...

The more we are pampered with features, the more we complain that our gear limits us in making the music we'd like to make. Isn't it ironic? Vintage synths don't have 16 track sequencers with pattern recording and tempo...

Sound on Sound features a heap of articles on synthesis: http://www.soundonsound.com/search?url=%2Fsearch&Section=8&Subject=12 I agree that it's quite a daunting task to familiarize yourself with the ins and outs of synt...