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Februar 6th, 2009

Wurlitzer comparison - Update

Posted in MOD-7, Audio Demos by blogasys

I have posted two Wurlitzer demos some time ago. But now with the MOD-7 Wurlitzer sound I thought it is of interest to add a demo file to compare these three sounds. The first two are sample based sounds using the HD-1 engine whereas the last is the MOD-7 version.

Exactly the same sequence was used with the same velocity curve, digital audio data transfer via OASYS lightpipe into MOTUs Digital Performer.


OASYS factory sound D080


KARO Wurlitzer sound 001 for OASYS


OASYS Combination using two MOD-7 sounds. First loop is dry, second is with the same EFX settings as found in KARO’s Wurlitzer sound 001

Now all three in a row with the same EFXs. First factory sound D080, followed by KARO’s sound 001 and last but not least MOD-7 combination:


3 Wurlitzer sounds in a row

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Oktober 26th, 2008

quick Wurlitzer comparison

Posted in Audio Demos by blogasys

For those who are interested in the difference of the factory sound and one of the KARO Wurlitzer samples. Here is a short phrase played with both - internal HD1 sound #D080 and KARO Program #001.

Exactly the same sequence was used with the same velocity curve, digital audio data transfer via OASYS lightpipe into MOTUs Digital Performer.


OASYS factory sound D080

not bad…. but


KARO Wurlitzer sound 001 for OASYS

Unfortunately I had some problems with the word clock, thus you can hear in both sounds some clicks. but this did not influence the different sound characters at all.

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September 13th, 2008

old fashioned

Posted in Audio Demos by blogasys

studio-schrott

Here is another sound demo, somehow old fashioned, I know. It is one Combination of MOD-7 Programs to get the E-Piano sound which is another try to copy Yamaha’s GS-1 together with an HD-1 Saxophon Program.


GS-1 & Saxophon

.. sorry for the clipping. Have to get used to the basics of recording again….

addendum:

… and that’s how it could sound with drums - version for Porto & Tribuswinkel:


GS-1 & Saxophon + drums

addendum II - 4 Thilo :-)
schrott-studio
from the top left, Hartmann Neuron, Roland XV-88; middle, Korg OASYS; right, Moog Voyager, AKAI MPC4000

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Februar 24th, 2008

Collaborations Part IV - selve amiche

Posted in OASYS HD-1, Music, Polls - e/g, Audio Demos by blogasys

selve_amiche


selve amiche


selve amiche - alternative mix

composed by Antonio Caldara
* 1670 in Venice; † 28. Dezember 1736 in Vienna [Wikipedia]

vox: jaqueline schwarz
vox edit: andreas ecker, pmm
drums: andreas ecker
keys: pmm

OASYS
- “Dark Aquarell” combination from KPS (indigo strings, ob-xa pad, modified #A-013)
- “Stage E.Piano”
- one of the many STR-1 “guitars”
- sample from Distorted Reality / Spectrasonics

Voyager
- Synth Bass

Nord Rack II
- Scratchy Pad

Any suggestion welcome:

Which mix do you prefer
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November 4th, 2007

Korg OASYS + Wavedrum

Posted in OASYS HD-1, MS-20, Music, Audio Demos by blogasys

OASYS_3
OASYS together with MOTU’s dp5.1, PSP’s Vintage Warmer and some UAD Plug Ins

There were always instruments that impressed me. Yamaha’s VL-series is one example, Korg’s Wavedrum another one. The latter I could not afford and unfortunately disappeared to fast from the market without finding a new home in my studio. Now it is no longer available… so in case you know someone who is willing to sell his Wavedrum.. please let me know.

Korg’s Wavedrum had unique sounds of which you can hear some on Eric Persing’s sound collections. The Wavedrum’s pad was of course half of the secret and I am afraid there is no real way to compensate that within OASYS. But the number of different controllers like the VJS together with velocity and aftertouch could make a different approach feasible. Anyway this is not the place for it and there is most likely much more necessary…

Together with Ebse I recorded the following track which consists of Korg sounds only. Not very surprising the drumloop is a Wavedrum sound and even less surprising everything else comes from Korg’s OASYS.


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