Nena - Leuchtturm -

[Ratsche]

Hi Everybody,

I´m looking for the synth sound (especially the intro) for this song. Who can help me ? Maybe one of the german members here ?


Cheers,
Ratsche

[StageChris]

Hi,
please take this one. Maybe you have to loop if you want.

regards

christian

[Ratsche]

Oh, I have already looped it )

[Ratsche]

Thanks. Do you have it maybe as nmsp file ?

[Ratsche]

No, I use it as a sample with Mainstage but you can convert it as nsmp with the sample editor.

[Ratsche]

Hi StageChris,

please tell me. How can I change the tempo ? I need it a bit faster... I´m a newcomer with the NS Editor..

Thanks for the great sound.

[analogika]

Do you have Logic Pro X? Drag the file into a Logic arrange window, and hold the option key (alt key) while dragging the endpoint of the audio region. This will time-compress it (Stauchen) without changing the pitch. Then control-click on the Region to bounce it in place. This will create a new audio file that you can search out in the Finder and just drag into the Nord Sample Editor to create your .nsmp.

Time-stretching is a feature of most modern DAW software. If you don’t have one, you can download Audacity for free and use that.

[Ratsche]

• Leuchtturm Sample.mp3

I use "Leuchtturm1" for the intro:
Sample "Leuchtturm"
C2: basic sound with sonar
E2: handclaps
G2: basic sound without sonar
C3: plop

in the middle of the keyboard are the bass Strings (original Nr 184 "SilkStrings__NLA1 mono 2.0")
upper part of the keyboard is piano EP 6 Sparkle Top


I switch to Leuchtturm2 after the Intro for the rest of the song
same sample as in Leuchtturm1
upper part for the synth solos: Nr. 188 "A1 The Prophet__NLA1 stereo 2.0"

Hope i don´t breake the forum rules but should be ok, because the samples from original recording does not exceed one bar in length.
Have fun!

[Ratsche]

Wow, thank you !

[analogika]

Just to note: the “one bar length” thing for samples is, and always has been, an urban myth.

There is absolutely no legal minimum or maximum length for "permissible" sampling. You could argue "fair use", though.

And of course: “Wo kein Kläger..."