For those of you who have an SDS-7 to toy around with, how can I make those cool cymbal sounds? I need to know what EPROMs to use and how much value of the right-side controls will be necessary. The ride sounds to have an almost accoustic ride sound but with a little bit of a hiss or a Simmons hi-hat sound mixed in with it. The crash sounds to have a sound almost like a 16" K. Zildjian thin crash but the pitched is swept up and has a hiss at the beginning of the sound (I'm not sure if it has a ping at the beginning like the SDS-5 Cymbal Sound). The high hat sounds are a short analog "tsst" sound for closed and a shaker-like hiss for open. My only known source for the ride sound was from: -"Evan" by Jan Hammer from THE MIAMI VICE SOUNDTRACK Some of my sources for the crash sounds were from: -"The Ghost in You" by Psychadelic Furs -"High on Emotions" by Chris De Burgh -"Let's Hear It for the Boy" by Dennise Williams -"Technique" and "I Can Fly" by Rainey from GIRLS JUST WANT TO HAVE FUN SOUNDTRACK -"Carribean Queen" by Billy Ocean -"Chase" and "Evan" by Jan Hammer from THE MIAMI VICE SOUNDTRACK -"Oh Shiela" by Ready for the World -"Take on Me" by A-ha Some of my sources for the hi-hat sounds were from: -"Living a Boy's Adventure Tale" by A-ha (from the same album as "Take on Me"--Hunting High and Low) -"Miami Vice Theme" by Jan Hammer -"Broken Wings" by Mr. Mister
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Questions on Simmons SDS-7 Hi-Hat, Crash, and Ride Cymbal sounds
2006-02-25 by hamsterdrum85
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