Discuss the various methods you use in music production, from compressor settings to equipment type.
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By Dabzznsgva Tue Mar 07, 2006 7:35 am
cyrus wrote:
cyrus wrote:yamaha motif


basically the motif has a **** load of arpegiator presets that emulate strumming.

You can design a arpegiator to do this.

Maybe search for midi patterns you could use. On the motif you also have rps, where you could assign a strumming midi pattern to. kind of like an arp on one key.


Hey that sounds good!!
*runs of to motifator.com to find out more*
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By Smoove03 Tue Mar 07, 2006 1:37 pm
erkl wrote:
Smoove03 wrote:how much they asking for that virtual guitarist?


man i didnt not like the steinberg virtual drummer all, i messed with it a bit before i got my mpc, turned my off to even think of trying the virtual bass or guitar or anything else.. waste of time IMO


wow that bad of an experience?

By fader-pro Tue Mar 07, 2006 5:40 pm
OK...I looked at the arpegiators in both the Motif and the Karma. The Karma did a better job by far than the Motif but neither really did a great job of emulating a guitar. The Karma came pretty close but still sounded "canned". An hour with a sampler and a good guitarist would probably allow you to get the job done in major and minor keys in a variety of different tempos....

By sleepersriddle Tue Mar 07, 2006 6:33 pm
fader-pro wrote:OK...I looked at the arpegiators in both the Motif and the Karma. The Karma did a better job by far than the Motif but neither really did a great job of emulating a guitar. The Karma came pretty close but still sounded "canned". An hour with a sampler and a good guitarist would probably allow you to get the job done in major and minor keys in a variety of different tempos....


Thanx for the info. Personally I play some guitar, but that could be helpful for some people... and I keep meaning to experiment with that Karma software.