Reproducing Paul McCartney's instrument

[AngeSurTerre]

Hello,

I have been trying to reproduce an instrument that would sound similar to the main synthesizer in "Wonderful Christmas time", but with no real luck so far. I was able to reproduce the echo by using the Triple Oscillator. But the sound itself is still completely different.

Any idea about how I could reproduce a similar instrument?

[musikbear]

Hello,

I have been trying to reproduce an instrument that would sound similar to the main synthesizer in "Wonderful Christmas time", but with no real luck so far. I was able to reproduce the echo by using the Triple Oscillator. But the sound itself is still completely different.

Any idea about how I could reproduce a similar instrument?

Find a video or soundclip online, with the exact instrument sound, you are looking for. -Link to it!
You need to add exact timestamps, for where the wanted sound starts, and less important -ends
You can click on the video, and choose to save the link at the specific time! or add a timestamp here
Like @2:32 -> 2:55
Then its much easier to advise good VSTs

[AngeSurTerre]

Find a video or soundclip online, with the exact instrument sound, you are looking for. -Link to it!
You need to add exact timestamps, for where the wanted sound starts, and less important -ends
You can click on the video, and choose to save the link at the specific time! or add a timestamp here
Like @2:32 -> 2:55
Then its much easier to advise good VSTs

Here is the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94Ye-3C1FC8

No timestamp needed, it is the very first sound you'll hear!

[Gps]

Musicbear is probably better with an LMMS specific reply.

But here is a general how too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_ZL2GH ... l=thatbeet

[musikbear]

No timestamp needed, it is the very first sound you'll hear!

Nobody can explain better than the guy from @GPS link. That is Masterclass stuff!
Unfortunately this is going to be really diffycult in LMMS, because LMMS cant 'quince' output with a new keypress. When a note plays, it will always play to the end, and the effects on that note will also play out completely!
That pretty much makes á patch like this impossible.
But i wrote á for a reason..
The way 'around' this 'quince' output problem is to use several patches!
You will need one patch for each delay-expression, and then play that patch when you need that expression, iow -for the fast changes, you would need a patch without delay for the longest, a patch with full 3 times-delay effect...
That is going to be a cumbersome and tedious way to work, but i cant see any way around it in LMMS.
(Should mention, 'quince' output is in the development loop, but not scheduled)

[AngeSurTerre]

Ok, thank you for the response. I guess I'll have to start learning how to make those patches.

[herrat]

Ok, thank you for the response. I guess I'll have to start learning how to make those patches.

Have you tried it yet?

[Illinosis1]

It's a strange question to ask after four years, I guess)