Hey guys...

Well...the "guitar" in Havannah is not an Envio kinda sound...its very different IMO....envio uses samples from Reason......my sound from Havannah....thats actually not a guitar sound...its a Bass sound, which you normally find on old typical synths like Roland etc...which I've put a phat chorus on, which make it sound a bit like a guitar....

Hope that helps somehow But I would rather see someone making a NEW sound thats kidna more interesting!

Cya!

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Dréas @ http://www.dreasmusic.com

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Originally posted by Dréas But I would rather see someone making a NEW sound thats kidna more interesting! Cya!

True... But creating a new sound is some what easier if one knows how the other sounds are done. If you know what I mean...

That prolly made no sense as I'm drunk as a Finn..

great to hear some input from the producer himself in this topic

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Originally posted by Dréas But I would rather see someone making a NEW sound thats kidna more interesting! Cya!

well for some reason people on this board are obsessed in remaking sounds already done

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Originally posted by davedresden i suggest getting the gabriel & dresden prog-a-minute. in 3 easy steps you too could change the face of dance music. batteries not included. - dave

Well since this is a Havannah thread I thought I'd have a go at recreating the sound, although I agree that unique sounds are better However, recreating a sound has its' merits as well, it's like a reverse-engineering trick for me.

I think it could do with a little more warmth and a little less brightness...and if the notes are off, that's because I used the MIDI on John's site (accessed through the huge "post your MIDIs here" thread).

http://www.edolfo.dymihost.com/Productions/Havannah.mp3