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Hi Bertotti, thanks, and since you have one, is there just one reference for Remo fiberskin, the Ft-0510-00 ?
One thing I wonder, at the center of the head, under the skin, I feel a little bump, probably of the sensor, should it be that way or just at the level or slightly under the level of skin? This is asecond hand WD, though allmost new, and don't know if the owner tweaked it or if ot is original.
One thing I wonder, at the center of the head, under the skin, I feel a little bump, probably of the sensor, should it be that way or just at the level or slightly under the level of skin? This is asecond hand WD, though allmost new, and don't know if the owner tweaked it or if ot is original.
The pressure sensor is in the midle of the head and mine is bumped as well. And really follow Wavedrummers tuning the head process. I did it like a real drum head and it really limits the use of the head. As for the fyberskin, I only just tossed the box but ordered it from the local music store. I used the PT# from the korg site.
the thread I used
the thread I used
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The correct code is: FA-0510-00.shakuh wrote:is there just one reference for Remo fiberskin, the Ft-0510-00 ?
The "A" refers to Ambassador (med) weight.
There is also an FD model (Diplomat - thin) but I don't think it will work as well on the Wavedrum.
As Bertotti said, that's the way it's supposed to be. If the pressure sensor didn't push up on the head slightly, it wouldn't work well for pitch-bending and other effects.shakuh wrote:One thing I wonder, at the center of the head, under the skin, I feel a little bump, probably of the sensor, should it be that way or just at the level or slightly under the level of skin?
Love the patch
I would love to get my hands on a hang drum one day but until then this patch rocks.
Thanks,
Thanks,
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FOR FUTURE REFERENCE TO ANYONE SHARING THE WORK IN THIS THREAD WITH THE GENERAL PUBLIC
The original intent of this thread was to share our ideas and to hopefully expand the options available to all Wavedrum users out there. I was glad to do my part and share what I still feel is one of the better sounds that I have come up with. All that being said...
This program has apparently been somewhat popular as multiple videos have popped up with this sound being used. Most recently there is a video that breaks down the editing process, right down to the exact same color coding that I used for clarification. All these videos have one thing in common though—none of them provide a direct link to this thread.
You want to program this sound, play this sound, and enjoy it? Great. That's why I offered it. Trust me, a LOT of work went into creating this program. I do this on my own time, for my own rewards, under the belief that sharing information is the most important and beautiful aspect of the internet. I am not compensated in any way for my contributions here (nor am I asking to be).
However, if you want to share the results with the rest of the world? Then give credit where credit is due. It's not too much to ask, and I would never consider doing the same without giving credit.
Sharing is the whole point. If more people are engaged in the conversation, then hopefully we will all benefit. But that can't happen when the flow of information is broken. And from my end, the information will simply stop.
It's quite easy. Here's the link to this very thread:
http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/ ... hp?t=58732
I would like to think that if someone pays enough attention to this forum to benefit from it, then it wouldn't be such a rare event for them to at least share the results that are directly related to their time spent here (and that goes for any and all threads and topics). Randomly discovering those results isn't very rewarding. But that's just me.
Geoffrey Brown
Connecticut, USA
The original intent of this thread was to share our ideas and to hopefully expand the options available to all Wavedrum users out there. I was glad to do my part and share what I still feel is one of the better sounds that I have come up with. All that being said...
This program has apparently been somewhat popular as multiple videos have popped up with this sound being used. Most recently there is a video that breaks down the editing process, right down to the exact same color coding that I used for clarification. All these videos have one thing in common though—none of them provide a direct link to this thread.
You want to program this sound, play this sound, and enjoy it? Great. That's why I offered it. Trust me, a LOT of work went into creating this program. I do this on my own time, for my own rewards, under the belief that sharing information is the most important and beautiful aspect of the internet. I am not compensated in any way for my contributions here (nor am I asking to be).
However, if you want to share the results with the rest of the world? Then give credit where credit is due. It's not too much to ask, and I would never consider doing the same without giving credit.
Sharing is the whole point. If more people are engaged in the conversation, then hopefully we will all benefit. But that can't happen when the flow of information is broken. And from my end, the information will simply stop.
It's quite easy. Here's the link to this very thread:
http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/ ... hp?t=58732
I would like to think that if someone pays enough attention to this forum to benefit from it, then it wouldn't be such a rare event for them to at least share the results that are directly related to their time spent here (and that goes for any and all threads and topics). Randomly discovering those results isn't very rewarding. But that's just me.
Geoffrey Brown
Connecticut, USA
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Due credit
Well said 
I for one appreciate your effort and I hope that people can simply acknowledge the effort and skill (one of my favourite sounds on the WD)
Apart from the fact that links back to here will hopefully bring new and interested people in that can contribute
I guess (hope) this is all part of people learning the etiquette of the internet
cheers
I for one appreciate your effort and I hope that people can simply acknowledge the effort and skill (one of my favourite sounds on the WD)
Apart from the fact that links back to here will hopefully bring new and interested people in that can contribute
I guess (hope) this is all part of people learning the etiquette of the internet
cheers
Gizmo
For the fun of it
For the fun of it
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I wouldn't claim that the program is a "convincing" Hang Drum voicing, but as stated above, it was "inspired" by the Hang Drum. I was attempting to mimic the sound as closely as possible, but there are certain limitations in the process.EEL337 wrote:Would you be willing to post audio of these patches? I have a birthday coming up, and I haven't decided on the wavedrum or k-pro. But a convincing hang drum voicing would definitely tip the scales.
If I post something to SoundCloud I'll drop a link in here. But for now, there are a few examples on Youtube of people using the program that should give you a good idea of what it sounds like.