AN1X presets
2002-06-11 by jacob_frajdin
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2002-06-11 by jacob_frajdin
Hi What about presets, is it concidered lame to use them? Do most producers (semiprofessionals included) out there use custom-made sounds only? cheers / J
2002-06-11 by Roland van Oorschot
At 15:33 11-6-2002, you wrote: >What about presets, is it concidered lame to use them? Do most >producers (semiprofessionals included) out there use custom-made >sounds only? Of course not. That's the artistic freedom you have. If you found out that you made a fantastic bassline or lead with one of the factory-presets it's nothing to be shamed about. It's something what's done for years . A good example of 'over-used' presets are the sounds of the TB-303 or the TR-909 or the 'What the...' preset of the Roland Alpha Juno-2. And what to think of the good old piano sound? But creating new sounds can be fun too. I get my ideas when tweaking the knobs of my synths. R. --- f:un[x]iun http://www.funxiun.com Electro, Techno and more ... ---
2002-06-14 by synth72
I used to be very anti-preset, but I'm all for not letting spending hours engineering patches interfere with writing material. If a sound works for you, then use it. I'm willing to bet that a lot of us use some sounds for our songs that are a few tweaks away from some presets, anyway. Cheers, Philip www.daseinonline.com --- In AN1x-list@y..., Roland van Oorschot <rolando@w...> wrote: > At 15:33 11-6-2002, you wrote: > >What about presets, is it concidered lame to use them? Do most > >producers (semiprofessionals included) out there use custom-made > >sounds only? > Of course not. > That's the artistic freedom you have. If you found out that you made a > fantastic bassline or lead with one of the factory-presets it's nothing to > be shamed about. > It's something what's done for years . > > A good example of 'over-used' presets are the sounds of the TB-303 or the > TR-909 or the 'What the...' preset of the Roland Alpha Juno-2. > And what to think of the good old piano sound? > > But creating new sounds can be fun too. I get my ideas when tweaking the
> knobs of my synths. > > R. > > --- > f:un[x]iun > http://www.funxiun.com > > Electro, Techno and more ... > ---
2002-06-15 by jacob_frajdin
> A good example of 'over-used' presets are the sounds of the TB-303 or the > TR-909 or the 'What the...' preset of the Roland Alpha Juno-2. I was actually trying out a Juno-2 when i came across a sound i recognized instantly; one of the bass sounds (preset) is the same as in the beginning bass lick of a (really dull) disco tune called "Dolce vita" or something like that. I don't know if its a well known tune, but it was kind of interesting to play the exact same bassline. I also heard the lick from Europes "The final countdown" is a brass preset. :) Have a nice day / J