4 Oct
2014
4 Oct
'14
7:12 p.m.
On Sat, 2014-10-04 at 19:04 +0200, Ralf Mardorf wrote:
I was mistaken, I own a SPX90II, but the advertising
comes from the
SPX90, resp. from the "ARTIST, ENGINEER, AND PRODUCER APPLICATION'S
GUIDEBOOK":
"On the song "Open Your Heart, produced by Pat Leonard and Madonna, the
drum track was played live to a programmed pattern. Pat and Madonna
decided to keep the high-hat because they liked the feel that it added,
but they did not want it identified as a "machine". To solve this
problem, Pat used the AUTO PAN setting of the SPX90 to keep the
sixteenth note RX11 high-hat pattern moving, making it harder to focus
on this track."
Pardon, I forgot to add a few [snip]s, when Yamaha made too much
promotion, that I didn't quoted.
That's just promotion, but using panning, usually MIDI control instead
of a noise effect unit, was really one method used to avoid the
noisy
machine-gun effect (just naming it "machine"
in the sense of "drum
machine" is an understatement/downplaying of the issue).