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Subject: Re: [AN1x] Re: Middle Easten Flava's

From: =?iso-8859-1?q?John=20Temprile?= <jtemprile@...>
Date: 2003-02-09

Nice Jerry!

--- "Jerry Aiyathurai <tuskerfort@...>"
<tuskerfort@...> wrote: >
> > I'm working on some middle Eastern influenced (Maybe not the
> ideal
> > thing to mention considering the current political climate)
> music,
> @
> > the minute...
> >
> > & was wondering if anyones got any tips or patches that
> would help
> me
> > create something close(ish) to a middle Eastern Reed type
> > (Nagiswarmish) instrument?
>
> Hi Peter:
>
> I am a big fan of double reed instruments (nagesuram, shawm,
> oboe,
> duduk) too. I grew up listening to the nagasuram and I have
> loved
> Djivan Gasparyan's duduk timbres with Peter Gabriel. What a
> concidence! I did a monophonic piece recently with a patch to
> test
> the capabilities of the AN1X with that kind of material.
>
> Here's how to get the tune and the patch. Go to Yahoo
> briefcase and
> sign in as rimskyrimsky with a password of 11231123.
>
> http://briefcase.yahoo.com/
>
> The piece is called Monologue and is in the Monologue folder.
> The
> patch is called EarthHorn and is in the My Documents folder.
>
> The patch isn't a replica of any of these instruments ... but
> the
> idea was to force the synth to be expressive in the tradition
> of
> monophonic instruments such these. When writing the piece, I
> did
> migrate from the double reed to some distinctly electronic
> timbres in
> order to maintain interest. Although the AN1X is not a reed
> model, I
> found that it could quite evocative. The only area where I
> found it a
> little lacking was in the attack (chiff). If I was to do a
> strictly
> emulative patch, I would dedicate one scene to getting the
> attack
> right. Something I didn't do in this case, since I wanted the
> electronic timbres.
>
> More about the patch:
>
> - Inverted envelope on main patch, hold out the note and use
> aftertouch to sweeten the tone
> - pitch bending (+-3) on the X ribbon
> - pitch bending (+-12) on the pitch wheel
> - accented attack (pitch envelope) on the Z ribbon
> - You can brighten the sound to taste with knob # 5
> - You can morph to the second scene creating sidebands for
> effect if
> you like
>
> Hope you like it,
>
> Jerry
>
>
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