So Im looking for vsts that would be good for disco stabs and such. Any recommendations?
Feb-08-2009 03:45
Kismet7
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NI Pro 53. Z3ta+.
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Feb-08-2009 04:02
kitphillips
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You definately need a moog and an analogue compressor.
or else your wasting your time. unless of course its a fun hobby for you, then in that case its a beautiful thing.
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Feb-08-2009 04:56
DigiNut
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Most disco sounds you hear in house tracks are sampled. This is one area where you're probably not going to get the best results from a synthesizer.
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Feb-08-2009 05:19
Kismet7
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quote:
Originally posted by DigiNut
Most disco sounds you hear in house tracks are sampled. This is one area where you're probably not going to get the best results from a synthesizer.
True dat. Or the Prophet 5 they originally came from, which is emulated by NI Pro 53.
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Feb-08-2009 06:16
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quote:
Originally posted by kitphillips
You definately need a moog and a distressor.
fixed
Feb-08-2009 10:29
Zak McKracken
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u need some strings
Feb-08-2009 11:11
kitphillips
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quote:
Originally posted by DigiNut
Most disco sounds you hear in house tracks are sampled. This is one area where you're probably not going to get the best results from a synthesizer.
I suspected this. Where do you get your samples generally? Ripped out of other tracks, if so which ones?
I have a hard time finding good sample material which isn't too easy to recognise...
or else your wasting your time. unless of course its a fun hobby for you, then in that case its a beautiful thing.
wow i bet this helps him alot
Feb-08-2009 14:12
DigiNut
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quote:
Originally posted by kitphillips
I suspected this. Where do you get your samples generally? Ripped out of other tracks, if so which ones?
When it comes to the classic disco/disco house sounds that I assume most people here are thinking of, most of them were actually sampled directly from the original records. With permission from the copyright owners of course (er... I think). I don't think that there are specific tracks that the majority of samples came from, in the same sense as something like the Amen break. Almost any old jazz/funk hits will have some good material.
Sample CDs with jazz/funk/disco actually used to be fairly common when samplers themselves were common (hardware samplers, that is), but they're hard to find in the sea of [Kont|Komp|Int]akt rubbish. I once met some distant family member who was a mainstream producer/studio jock and had stacks of hundreds of these CDs. Too bad that was before I got into production, I don't even really remember who it was.
If you look for the Akai/E-mu format sample CDs from a decade ago you will likely find something good. Where you would actually look for these today, I have no idea.
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Feb-08-2009 15:08
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Originally posted by palm
wow i bet this helps him alot