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Moacir
Joined: 01 Jan 2011 Posts: 1
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Posted: Sat Jan 01, 2011 6:13 am Post subject: Making pads & using effects with the iMS-20 drum machine |
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I'm having far too much fun with the iMS-20, and I'm recreating some of my favorite old songs for fun. Sadly, they have a lot of pads/sweeps, and I seem to be unable to get that to work within the drum machine.
The longest I can get a signal to hold for is 8 steps. If I could get the signal to hold for the full 16 steps, I'd be in business!
Another way, how can I build a "bassline" with Drum 6 that just holds a whole note?
Similarly, a bassline I'm playing with is 8 steps long and hits on the odd steps only. I've set up the bpm delay to 1/16 (so each step gets echoed).
In synth mode, if I have the gate to 1, 3, 5, and 7 set to 100%, the delay works as advertised. It sounds like I want it to. (The even steps are set to 0%)
If I bring the *same exact* preset to Drum 6, however, with all the gates set to "one-shot" (all the way), it sounds close, but not the same.
I've got a 4.7mb bounce of the two variations here:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/whu9n3uuzz1umtu/Testing%20basslines%20and%20delay.wav
I suspect that gating is responsible somehow, but I'm not sure.
Thanks for any insight! |
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