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Stevie Wonder Sounds

Posted: 26 Apr 2012, 15:58
by tommytravolta
Anybody did the typical Stevie Wonder sounds ?
Superstitious, I wish, Isn“t she lovely ...

All the songs have "Standard" Instruments, but they all sound special ...
Like the clav in superstitious ...

Any suggestions ?

Tom

Re: Stevie Wonder Sounds

Posted: 26 Apr 2012, 22:39
by Frantz
Hello tommy,

Maybe in good hands that know how to play this riff and tweak the sound this could be a starting point :
SuperstClapEp2.ns2p
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:wave:

Re: Stevie Wonder Sounds

Posted: 26 Apr 2012, 23:07
by Frantz
The original is "lighter", so I tried : - switch on the eq and lower the bass, - shorten the amout and rate for de delay
Maybe it's better !
SuperstClapEp2.ns2p
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Edit : I have tried to use the "Clav Eq Hi" and "Clav Eq" of the piano section instead of the effect section eq, add a wah, add chorus ...
A truth is that I don't play the riff correctly so I can't make it sound ;)

Re: Stevie Wonder Sounds

Posted: 27 Apr 2012, 21:22
by Frantz
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SupestHgrGrdWah.ns2p
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Too much wah :lol: again, I'm not pro, plz forgive my wrong notes, maybe the patch can help someone anyway :wave:

Re: Stevie Wonder Sounds

Posted: 28 Apr 2012, 00:32
by Frantz
A last one & another attempt for superstition, played with two hands this time & changed the clav : C, brill, treble, med and soft are ON, "A-WA2" effect (the closest to the original MU-TRON iii ?)
WahClav.ns2p
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Re: Stevie Wonder Sounds

Posted: 02 May 2012, 00:42
by dazzjazz
Perhaps you should search torrent sites for "Superstition Multitrack". I have it and you'll discover that there are 8 tracks of clavinet, but really only 2 distinct parts. The doubled up tracks have various pickup selections and delay effects. All of this means it's difficult to make it sound like the original track.

Darren

Re: Stevie Wonder Sounds

Posted: 07 Mar 2014, 14:55
by AndreasBek
Here is my attempt - I've placed the brass sound too. So here is how it works: The clavinet-sound is at the lower- and upper, and the brass-sound is at the high. Also I've switched off the sustain function for the brass, so that you can sustain the clavinet-sound, without this interfering with the brass sound. Give it a try! :thumbup: