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brick_in_the_wall
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 Posted: Fri Oct 05, 2007 3:11 pm Post subject:
Hello everyone,nord lead 2 sound hints question
Subject description: I need some "acoustic-like" sounds... |
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Hello everyone,
I am owner of Nord lead rack 2 ,and I saw that somebody mentioned natural sounds here.I can't get it right,so,any advice how to make things happen?I also have hard times trying to create lead sound for my solo - I want loud,yet soft lead sound for solo.How to make this?
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Wout Blommers
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 brick_in_the_wall
Can you be more specific about 'natural sounds'?
Do you mean sea shores or thunderstorms?
Or something else...
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brick_in_the_wall
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| Posted: Sat Oct 06, 2007 6:07 am Post subject:
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Hello there,and thanks for quick reply,
I mean soft rhodes,rhodes,nice pad sounds,and soft leads.I like Mike Oldfield music,and I know he have one nord lead 2,so oldfield-like sounds are in my field of interest.Also I want to make some silk strings.Yesterday I downloaded archive of sounds here,and I made some very good presets with them,but still,I can't get that rhodes sound.
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Wout Blommers
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| brick_in_the_wall wrote: | | ... I like Mike Oldfield music,and I know he have one nord lead 2,so oldfield-like sounds are in my field of interest. ... |
You'll need Oldfield's e-mail address for that 
You've been here?
http://nm-archives.electro-music.com/020_NordLead2/021_Patches/
Search for:
EP = electric piano
Tines
Rhodes
and
Pad(s)
Strings
etc.
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blue hell
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| Posted: Sat Oct 06, 2007 7:52 am Post subject:
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| Wout Blommers wrote: | | You'll need Oldfield's e-mail address for that :) |
http://www.mikeoldfield.org/contact/index.htm
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brick_in_the_wall
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| Posted: Sat Oct 06, 2007 10:02 am Post subject:
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Well,I don't think that Oldfield will reply,and send syx files in attachment
And yes,I downloaded some sounds,and tweaked them,but I didn't got what I wanted.Can somebody eplain me left side of nord rack 2,manual can't help me(lfos and those stuffs).
Big thanks,great forum
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blue hell
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| Posted: Sat Oct 06, 2007 10:35 am Post subject:
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| brick_in_the_wall wrote: | | Well,I don't think that Oldfield will reply,and send syx files in attachment |
O, I thought he was an old hippie  
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Wout Blommers
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| brick_in_the_wall wrote: | | Well, I don't think that Oldfield will reply, and send syx files in attachment |
We didn't asked yet | Quote: | | And yes, I downloaded some sounds, and tweaked them, but I didn't got what I wanted. Can somebody explain me left side of nord rack 2, manual can't help me(lfos and those stuffs). |
There are three modulators, LFO1, LFO2 and the Modulation Envelope. The LFO's produce wave forms from 0.078 Hz to 142.857 Hz. LFO1 has five different wave forms, where LFO2 has only one, the triangle. The Amount determines how much the parameter will change. If LFO1 is directed to the Puls Width Modulation of the Oscillator section and the PWM knob there is set to 50% (which is completely to the left) and the Amount on LFO1 is set to maximum, the Pulse will change from 50% to 99% at a speed set by the Rate of LFO1. If the Amount is still max and the PWM parameter in the Oscillator section is set to a higher value (maybe 75%) the modulation will make the sound disappear... Then lower the Amount. The ModEnv opens and closes in the way the two parameters are set and starts every time the synth receives a Midi Note Off signal.
By pressing Shift+LFO1-Wave form the display shows the value of a parameter when tweaked. In this way both LFO's can set to the same value.
Myself, I use the LFO1 wave forms mostly in Triangle; Saw mostly to the Filter Cut-0ff, the two Random mostly to Osc 2, so do I use the Pulse wave, tuned to an octave and both LFO's set to the same value, then the Arpeggiator seems to run at twice it's speed. (LFO1 Amount Morphed to the Wheel, so I can bring it slowly in.
The highest Rates can be used to create a strange distortion.
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brick_in_the_wall
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Wow,BIG BIG thanks to you Wout,I will try this tonight ... great explanation...I really really hate manuals,they never can explain you some things ... again,big thanks,I wil try and make some sounds with nord,but I will come back with more question )
Thank you very much for the explanation,
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