Roland SH-1 - Page 31

synthesizing
sounds
8.
VARIATIONS
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TONE
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TRUMPET
BASIC
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setting
on
the top
of this
page
produces a
trumpet
sound.
Try
small changes
in the
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siider.
The
sound
will
vary
from a
bright
trumpet
sound
to a
soft
sound.
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experi-
ment
with the
influence
of
pitch
variation
as in
the case
of
violin
sound.
Change
the
setting as
shown in
(1)
at the
right.
Autobend
or
vibrato will
be in
effect.
Try a
little
portamento.
Next,
change
the
RANGE and
WAVE
FORM
switches.
Try the
settings
in
(2),
and a tuba-
like
sound
will
result.
Try
the
settings in
(3)
for a
synthesizer-like
trumpet.
With
the VCO
setting
of
{3)
try the
VCF
setting in (4).
Wah effects
wili be
added
to
the
trumpet-iike sound,
which is one
of the
sounds
peculiar to
the
synthesizer.
By
adding
the
Sub-osciliator
output,
the
sound
will
become,
heavier.
Use the
above
methods to try
variations
of
other
settings
shown in
this
book.
In the above
variations,
there
were
no
changes
made in
the
envelope
setting.
Changes in the
envelope
will
grealty
change
the
tone
color. The
setting
of "A"
(attack
time) is
very
especially
important.
Vary
"A"
slightly
depending
on the
phrasing
effects
desired
during
playing.
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