feedback needed

[brandystarbrite]

For now that vst does not work well on Linux for me. The gui keeps disappearing.

Wow!
Same thing here, when I tried to use it, on my parents Win XP PC.

[loveamplifier]

Hi, I'm new to this thread, I'm listening to the version of the song that's on page 9...

Here's what I would do if I had a copy of that mmp file:

-Add c* saturator to piano, aiming for a "vintage sample" kind of sound
-Re-pitch the hihat, kick and snare, maybe add fine-tuned, very short calf reverb to hihat and snare
-Put a peak controller on the kick and have it duck the instrument parts by different amounts
-Add various stutter effects to the vocal samples and use them to add interest
-Have the patterns on the piano switch over to other, new instruments
-Add additional percussion patterns to enhance the progression of the song

[Gps]

Ty for the feedback, very interesting points, but re pitch the hi hat ? you lost me there.

[Leche]

Yeah, as far as I'm concerned, you don't pitch percussion.

[loveamplifier]

Yeah, as far as I'm concerned, you don't pitch percussion.

What do you think happens when you sample a drum loop, and speed it up or slow it down?

[Leche]

Trust me, I've tried before. It doesn't sound pretty.

[Gps]

I think I found a better way to get a more fuller piano sound, instead of the saturator.

I cloned the track and did some eq and reverb change, to make the two identical tracks, less identical.

The saturation plugin does not really do any good to this piano vst.

[Chrimiting]

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[Gps]

thank you

[brandystarbrite]

So i haven't read through this whole thread but what Gps said. but, I use piano 1 and the way I make it sound "fuller" is higher the velocity in the piano roll. additionally i cut out some of the muddy unnecessary lows and mids. after that I do whatever i please to make it different. i may add camelcrusher, reverb, anything. hope this is helpful in some way!

Piano one.
If I don't succeed in making a good piano sound in Synth 1.
Then, I may have to download that Piano 1 vst.
Hopefully, it runs on this PC I'm using.

Ty for the feedback, very interesting points, but re pitch the hi hat ? you lost me there.

Yeah, as far as I'm concerned, you don't pitch percussion.

Yep.
I understand why the both of you said that and were surprised at that statement.
It does sound kinda outworldly.

I haven't tried that technique, on percussion sounds, especially on Hi hats, in a very long time.
But believe it or not, it does work well in some interesting cases.
And sometimes, gives some pretty interesting results.
It's difficult to explain.