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I'm really feeling this high sustained string sound you hear in a lot of house and moodymann and stuff like that. Its just kind of a tense sustained note. Any tips on making this? I can't tell if its just a single note or a smeary interval/chord sound like a sus chord or something like that.
Isn't it a looped string sample? I think you can hear the hop slighthly when it loops
Edit: Its also like a dissonant chord most of the time or how the fuck you call that, like you hold 2 or 3 notes that don't really fit but still do in some way...notes right next to eachother, some black ones mixed with whites.
don;t they just loop and stack samples on the mpc?
is this what you mean?
I think he means more like this one that doesn't change for a long time...maybe its more a 'pad'...like in that J.A.N record.
Uh http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=d6PVBpONp … re=related but that's just one note but you get the idea...and this is just a synthesizer I think...
What is a sconie???
ok, yeh sounds looped
sconie: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=sconie
maybe it's just a juno106 set to a string patch, with broken voice chips, and they forgot to unplug it when recording?
:-)
maybe it's just a juno106 set to a string patch
I used that high string sound on a remix I did around 8 years ago (click here, and click on the track 'Feel')
The string sound was done on a Roland XP50 with a Vintage Synth expansion card installed. It was either a Juno 106 or a Jupiter-8 string patch + the XP50's chorus driven high in a way that's close to breaking into a wobble, if I'm not mistaken...
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