23 Jul
2005
23 Jul
'05
1:18 p.m.
Damn, that's impressive! I really like it.
I'd sure like to find a way to pull off that sort of
electronic sounds with native synths instead of
samples. I've pulled off some really interesting
stuff by jacking ZynAddSubFX through Freqtweak but
nothing like that (yet!)
Hope to hear more of your work!
Best,
Jon Hoskins
P.S. I didn't even know you *could* sequence hydrogen
from an external. Care to go into a little bit more
detail on what this entails?
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Care to say a bit about how it was made?
There's no outboard equipment involved. The
bellalike sounding synth
and the bass synth are selfcoded in Csound and
controlled in realtime
via midi. For the drums I created an own Hydrogen
drumkit from some
samples I found on a cd called "the electro age"
from steinberg. The
strings are a freeware soundfont called "tron
strings" (don't know where
I found it) played by MusE's internal fluidsynth.
And some LADSPA
effects like TAP autopanner for the bell synth.
Everything (even Hydrogen) sequenced in MusE,
recorded in Ardour and
mastered with Jamin.
Sebastian