Funky House: "Shopping for Something Orange"

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<a name="planetz-file"></a><a href="http://www.planetz.com/Pulsar/files/mus ... .mp3"><img src="/forums/images/listen_icon.gif" border="0" alt=" Song"> Song</a><BR> <a name="planetz-tag"></a>Genre: house<BR> <a name="planetz-tag"></a>Uses: Pulsar Effects,Pulsar Mixers<BR> copyright © magronbass<BR> _____________________________________<BR><BR> A house track with a bit of an attitude. More than plenty of humanesque grooves with pre-washed, pre-shrunk, pre-faded audio textures. When you need to add the hop into the night, go shopping for something orange.

What I did was spent a while re-tuning my timing for real time play, and I think I got it tightened just enough. Basically, all tracks are non-quantized or very weakly quantized, and I think it left a great natural sounding groove. Bongos, cowbells, you name it, it's played with sampletank.

microtonic for drums, sampletank2 for samples, cubase a1 synth for synth sounds.
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Post by scary808 »

Ken,

You never cease to amaze!
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Post by Clamhead »

Hi Ken,

I'm staggered that you can get such an individual bass sound out of a soft synth. Generally, the more I listen and fiddle with soft synths the less I like them. I guess I'm not a programmer. Nice one! I always like listening to your music.
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hehe, well, I think it's more the mixing than anything else.

For this bass it's a combination of ER + stereo enhancer + overdrive. The ER is used to create reflections for low frequencies, like below 150. Then, stereo enhancer refocuses the sound to a near mono state. Overdrive just brings the power back in the sound as stereo enhance takes some of it away.

I'd use the CW synths any day, but it's a drag just to do the routing.

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Post by paulrmartin »

On 2006-06-12 07:32, kensuguro wrote:

I'd use the CW synths any day, but it's a drag just to do the routing.

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Come come now. You're just being lazy, Ken. :lol:
Are we listening?..
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Post by Clamhead »

Sorry ken, but what is "ER"? Scuse my ignorance...
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early reflections. I sometimes use it just for not so much "space", but just a slight ambience.
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Post by braincell »

Ken I agree about the SFP GUI. It is a great concept but annoying. Propellerheads did it the right way with Reason. I wish I could use the Creamware hardware and synths with a Reason interface. I wish Creamware would copy it or Propellerheads would buy Creamware and create a special Creamware edition of Reason.
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