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A
synthesized
bass
with an initial
'punch'
followed
by
a rise
in
tone and
volume.
Allows
fast playing withxlear
attacks and
the
dynamic forward motion
you would
get
with
a
slow
attack.
Use
a detached
keybaord technique
to get the
'punch'
—
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technique gives
an
alternative growl-
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bass
without
the
'punch'.
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There
are many good variations on this
one:
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The "key click' is
brought in with the
VCF
Envelope slider
—
it can
be
removed or altered
to
taste.
2) The 'drawbar' sound may
be altered
by
lowering
the
VCF
cutoff
to taste.
3) Experiment
with
other
waveforms
and
Sub-Oscillator
settings.
4)
Vibrato may
be introduced
with
the
VCO
MOD slider
at
different
Modulator
rates.
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and Lower
Register
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Play with
a detached
keybaord technique
except for
scale
runs and
trills
—
this is in
character
and avoids
'clicks' between
notes.
Upper
register
(shown) is
best played
on
the
keybaords
top end.
Switch
to
8'
VCO
range for
lower register
and play
the lower
end of
the
keyboard.
This gives
a
good breathy
sound for slow
passages.
When
playing
remember
to put in rests for
'breathing'.
Adjust
volume
when switching
registers
as
needed.
Changing
volume
during
playing
adds
expression
—
try
a volume
pedal
bet-
ween
the SH-09
and
amp.
Use reverb
if
available.
Echo is
also very
effective
with
flute.