One of my favorite things is to play this sequence, 2 beats of each: G2, G, Gsus4, G. When you do, be sure to throw in some “add2″ and sus4″ variations, to spice up your pattern, because that’s what real guitars players do. It’s addicting, because you can actually create songs, as if you had a real player in front of you, by simply moving from chord to chord on the “green keys.” Fingerpick’s Pattern Player follows you. Simply hold chords (almost any chord, including 9ths, dim, aug, sus4, etc.) in the So we’ve included a Pattern Player with Fingerpick as well. We’re guessing it’s the same with acoustic guitar patterns. (Trial period is 30 days.)īut wait, there’s more! With RealiBanjo, we learned that most people have no idea what patterns (rolls) a banjo player would play. If you don’t, we’ll give you your money back. Play it for yourself and you’ll see the difference. In fact, that’s why we made this library. A dozen pattern styles to choose from.ĭesigned specifically for the fingerpicking style. Just play chords on “the green keys,” and the Pattern Player does the rest. Not only is Fingerpick sampled so that fingerpicking sounds natural, we included a Pattern Player that makes authentic playing easy.

There are 40 patches in the Coolicon section and the demo track 'The Green Lamp' was made purely from these. We've used band pass filters to break the sound down into its different components - some tonal and some atonal - and then processed them through a variety of synth modules and effects. While recording at the Radiophonic Workshop, Delia Derbyshire discovered that they were rich in harmonic overtones, (similar to a Tibetan Prayer bowl or bell), analysed the frequencies, then recreated the sound with a collection of oscillators.

The Coolicon is a type of light shade that was used at the BBC in the 1960s.

There are also convolution impulses from a Roland SRE-555 and a Doepfer A-199 spring reverb. The patches are arranged in categories: Coolicon, Drones, Filter Sweeps, Modular Tones, Odyssey FX, Percussion, Space Atmospheres, and Zither. There are 138 patches (plus an additional 32 Time Machine versions of patches with rhythmic content), made from more than 730, 24 bit 44.1kHz samples. Great for soundtrack work, but equally useful for adding texture or more organic elements to all types of electronic music.

Electrophonics is an eclectic library of sounds created by, or processed through a modular synth system.

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