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djforge
Joined: Mar 15, 2005
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 Posted: Tue Mar 15, 2005 10:24 am Post subject:
CAN SOMEBODY TELL ME WERE I CAN GET SOME BIG TRANCE PATCHES! |
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| PLEASE can somone tell me where i might be ab le to download some monster trance patches |
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blue hell
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| Posted: Tue Mar 15, 2005 12:01 pm Post subject:
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Welcome to the forum djforge,
I moved your question to the main G2 thread, as the wishlist has another purpose.
Jan. |
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mosc
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The Why Project
Joined: Dec 05, 2004
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Location: Ireland
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| Posted: Tue Mar 15, 2005 3:43 pm Post subject:
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Hi djforge,
Welcome to the forums!
When I recently received my G2, I proudly told a colleague musician
of mine that my G2 could do virtually anything. The guy is into big
Euro-Trance like stuff, so he challenged me to build a trance-machine.
10 minutes later, there was a big arpeggiated trance patch ready 
I'm currently on travel, so I have no access to my patch archive, but
I've tried to replicate in the G2 PC demo on my laptop what I created
that day (with tiny little earplugs).
It's not perfect, but it should be a good building block for you to move on
to better patches! I also had to build it in a non-economical way, as any
other way actually ran slower on the PC...!
Let me know if this is what you're after, good luck with it!
Greetz,
The Why Project
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| An arpeggiated 'standard' Euro-Trance patch. Excellent commercial focus, not for the musically sensitive :) |
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Trance Machine.pch2 |
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1815 Time(s) |
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djforge
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| Posted: Wed Mar 16, 2005 1:13 am Post subject:
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| thanks why project its really cool to get help without attitude thankyou |
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djforge
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| Posted: Wed Mar 16, 2005 1:33 am Post subject:
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also may i chalenge you to make some more this one was abasolutly amazing thank  |
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grimley
Joined: Jul 07, 2004
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| Posted: Wed Mar 16, 2005 10:08 pm Post subject:
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| Quote: | | also may i chalenge you to make some more this one was abasolutly amazing thank |
Yes please!!! That was great!![/list] |
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Stanley Pain
Joined: Sep 02, 2004
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| Posted: Thu Mar 17, 2005 6:43 am Post subject:
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| djforge wrote: | | thanks why project its really cool to get help without attitude thankyou |
you can get some really nice trance patches on the Roland MC303.
guffaw.
yeah, i know what you mean re:the attitude, but it's kind of justified when you buy a machine like the Nord G2.
i bought it because i really loved Native Instruments Generator. could never get it to do what i wanted, but just the idea of messing around with where leads go was fun.
i also loved the way that i could set the lfo 1 to control the lfo 2 speed and assign it to anything on my waldorf pulse. i loved patch bays.
so i figured i'd love modular synthesis, and the G2 seemed to me to be an unrivalled balance of value for money and focussed processing power that delivered a reliable and "authentic" modular system.
i jizzed my pants when i got it, and for the next couple of months had a constant geek erection.
i found this forum and without really reading it or checking other peoples' patches i proudly posted my first attempt at "electro drums". electro being my thang.
it got a stony silence response. i can't say it annoyed me, but i know forums well enough to figure that it was polite silence. like i'd farted in a lift.
after reverse engineering many of the other users patches on this forum, i'm simply in awe at just how in depth this machine allows you to go. i'm amazed at the economy of many of these users patches, and the power and inventiveness of them.
i'm an incredibly skilled performance musician and i have an extensive knowledge of how music works. i've even worked with members of the stockhausen ensemble (well... when i was 13...) so it's nice to actually be present on a forum where i am humbled.
it's exciting, like being a kid at his first day of school. get stuck in and explore other people's patches. many of them will blow your mind. |
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mosc
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| Posted: Thu Mar 17, 2005 8:25 am Post subject:
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Stanley,
Sorry your first post of a patch was ignored. We know that being ignored feels bad. I personally try to respond to every post if no one else has, even if just to put up an emoticon. We once had a fellew get very upset with us because his posting (not a patch) was not responded to. He thought we were all a bunch of eliteist snobs.
I think there is a culture confilt. This NM forum here is the decendant of the Nord Modular Mailing List which is still running. Some day I'll get them merged. Anyway, on that list, people got bothered by people posting "nice patch" or "good one", so the norm became don't respond with the obvious. The dynamics of the forum are different; you aren't forced to read every post. I think it's fine on the forum for people to say "nice one", or simply "thanks".
I just posted to your lonely patch, but when I did I noticed it had been downloaded over 215 times, so it hasn't been ignored. http://electro-music.com/forum/topic-3394.html
Thanks for the good words about the forum too.
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The Why Project
Joined: Dec 05, 2004
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Location: Ireland
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| Posted: Thu Mar 17, 2005 8:40 am Post subject:
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47 downloads of this patch in 1.5 days... amazing
There seems to be a real need for the NoNoodle kind of stuff!
(Although I think it would be interesting to setup a noodlish control
structure in another slot for this type of patch...)
Anyway, this type of sounds are not my primary focus on the G2, I'm
really more into glitchy stuff... As such I cannot promise that I'll make
more of those patches...
This was just to show how easy it actually is to get such a pach together...
What I've tried to do is a kind of copy of the Roland JP8000 "SuperSaw"
patch, just adding together a stackload of detuned saw oscillators, added
1 single sub-octave oscillator to add a bit of body, resonate the filter a
tiny bit. The result of this comes somewhere close to the aformentioned
JP8000 patch, which was part of the birth of melodic trance as we know
it (Cygnus-X anybody?)... add some synced delay to it, a 15 seconds
hall reverb, and there it is... the fuzzy woosh!
I would really advise you to start building stuff yourself, maybe use this
as a building block...
The HyperSaw patch, posted by g2ian, is also a good starting point...
Maybe I'll do something new one of these days... but with so much to
learn on this platform, I really want to invest my time in learning to create
the sounds and textures that I'm looking for in my own music!
Good luck,
The Why Project |
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seraph
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| Posted: Thu Mar 17, 2005 9:44 am Post subject:
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| Stanley Pain wrote: | | geek erection...stony silence response...polite silence...like i'd farted in a lift. |
gee...I wish I could master the english language like you do
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Stanley Pain
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| Posted: Thu Mar 17, 2005 2:00 pm Post subject:
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| mosc wrote: | Stanley,
Sorry your first post of a patch was ignored. We know that being ignored feels bad. I personally try to respond to every post if no one else has, even if just to put up an emoticon.
I just posted to your lonely patch, but when I did I noticed it had been downloaded over 215 times, so it hasn't been ignored. http://electro-music.com/forum/topic-3394.html
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i was kinda hoping no one would link to it... but i was asking for it.
i'd prob download a track that said "electro drums". and then delete it when i realised it was shit. which of you will be honest enough to put your hands up to doing that?
hehe. it IS a crap patch and i'm happy to admit that now. i will post up some more patches. i'm not the most economical programmer, but hey, some of them sound kinda good now! |
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