[A6] PM wind instrument sound

[CoolColJ]

Here is a quick audio clip I whiped up
It has lost a lot of fidelity compared to the original 24 bit 96 kHz files.
Even the 16 bit 44 kHz intermediate file had a lost a lot of top end
http://soundcloud.com/coolcolj/alesis-andromeda-plucked

I'll upload these patches when I get some time to dump them into the PC
Bare in mind they are very basic - not much modulation going one for expressions etc
But they serve as a nice template for further experimentation

I do own a Yamaha VL-1 although I haven't done too much on it 
Although I think the analog tone of the Andromeda feels a bit more cosy :)

The click/thump on the string attack is a bit annoying, I can't seem to remove it no matter what I do
Slower engine optimiser settings don't help much


-----Original Message-----
From: wohali at gmail.com [mailto:wohali at gmail.com] On Behalf Of Joan Touzet
Sent: Monday, 21 March 2011 7:12 AM
To: CoolColJ
Cc: a6 at mailman.code404.com
Subject: Re: [A6] PM wind instrument sound

Sounds great! If you can upload a sysex of your patch, or describe how
you did it, that'd be fantastic!

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Joan Touzet  |  joant at ieee.org  |  wohali at efnet



On 20 March 2011 01:55, CoolColJ <coolcolj at optusnet.com.au> wrote:
> I was playing around with a hard sync patch I did and I somehow managed to
> turn it into a basic physical modelled wind instrument patch!
>
> If you play on the top end of the range it sounds like a
> whistle/flute/recorder, the middle kinda like an oboe and clarinet.
> Low end a bit like French horn etc
>
> I'll get an audio clip of it one day - would be even better if I can use
> some pedals and breath controller on it :)
>
> This patch was originally creating a convincing string/guitar type pluck
> sound,
> so it's pretty interesting how I was able to do another subset of sounds
> just by changing the amp and filter envelope
>
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