Re: What new samples DO you want?
Posted: 29 Oct 2012, 22:04
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What new samples DO you want?
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Re: What new samples DO you want?
Posted: 21 Dec 2012, 00:56
Your wish has been exhausted
Re: What new samples DO you want?
Posted: 06 Apr 2013, 17:56
Optigan WITH the left hand backing tracks.
Re: What new samples DO you want?
Posted: 06 Apr 2013, 18:25
Better sounding brass section. A combination of Tenor, Alto Sax and a trumpet with a more full, realistic sound. I use horn sounds on tunes for some Joe Cocker and Mad Dogs And Englishmens' covers.
I'd also like to see a better (across the keyboard and pedal down) sounding Wurlitzer.
I'd also like to see a better (across the keyboard and pedal down) sounding Wurlitzer.
Re: What new samples DO you want?
Posted: 06 Apr 2013, 18:36
Have you checked out the new Sontina Orchestra samples just recently posted? They add new brass sounds, that might be what you are looking for...damasp wrote:Better sounding brass section. A combination of Tenor, Alto Sax and a trumpet with a more full, realistic sound. I use horn sounds on tunes for some Joe Cocker and Mad Dogs And Englishmens' covers.
I'd also like to see a better (across the keyboard and pedal down) sounding Wurlitzer.
Re: What new samples DO you want?
Posted: 06 Apr 2013, 18:59
I wondered what the Optigan was (never seen one, the Nord site has some samples) and found out this page which might interest you:azwel wrote:Optigan WITH the left hand backing tracks.
http://optigan.com/info/optigan/the-virtual-optigan/
The download has a bunch of .au files which could be loaded in audacity and converted to 16bit wav to create your own nsmp files.
Update: the sound quality of those samples is just awful
Re: What new samples DO you want?
Posted: 06 Apr 2013, 19:17
Did you ever try "brass_drama_ste" I think its greatdamasp wrote:Better sounding brass section. A combination of Tenor, Alto Sax and a trumpet with a more full, realistic sound. I use horn sounds on tunes for some Joe Cocker and Mad Dogs And Englishmens' covers.
I'd also like to see a better (across the keyboard and pedal down) sounding Wurlitzer.
Re: What new samples DO you want?
Posted: 06 Apr 2013, 19:28
Thanks Sakari and Azwel! I will try the Sonatina Horns Ste and take another look at brass_drama_ste and the updated brass section - Sect Sus Fall
Re: What new samples DO you want?
Posted: 06 Apr 2013, 19:35
Mr G. cool... I wanna try to use the sample editor one day.. Im afriag i wouldnt know where to start though with au files. I dont have audacity. I dont even have the audacity to have audacity. They do have optigans as you may have seen. This is where I first heard one
Re: What new samples DO you want?
Posted: 06 Apr 2013, 19:43
Audacity is free open source, available for several OSs and really good (you *have* to try it).
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
There are many plugins for it too. http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/plugins
Just open the au files with it and export as WAV 16 bit.
You then add those wave files in the sample manager and position in the keys you want (there are some tutorials in the Nord site). It is relatively simple to use.
That being said, the Optigan samples are really noisy, so I am not sure that they are what you are after, but it would be fun to try.
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
There are many plugins for it too. http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/plugins
Just open the au files with it and export as WAV 16 bit.
You then add those wave files in the sample manager and position in the keys you want (there are some tutorials in the Nord site). It is relatively simple to use.
That being said, the Optigan samples are really noisy, so I am not sure that they are what you are after, but it would be fun to try.