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From ucsd!rutgers!att!mtuxo!mcripps Sat May 13 08:19:50 PDT 1989 Name 1) Real fat Oberheim-like moan line 1+1' octave 0 or -1 vibrato w1 d28 r49 d21 det + 1 00 10 DCO 1 DCW 1 DCA 1 wave key fol key fol 4 3 0 0 rt lv rt lv rt lv 99 66 91 67s 77 60 99 00e 00 00e 48 68 39 99 68 99s 32 00e Name 2) Snare double for drum machine line 1+2' octave 0(?) vibrato off noise detune + 3 11 60 DCO 1 DCW 1 DCA 1 wave key fol key fol 2 2 0 0 rt lv rt lv rt lv 99 99 95 29 88 99 77 00e 41 00 36 91 79 60 54 00 55 00 \ 51 00 > Hey, do these do anything? 47 00 / 50 00e DCO 2 DCW 2 DCA 2 wave key fol key fol 2 2 0 2 rt lv rt lv rt lv 99 99 96 34 89 99 77 00 41 00e 36 91 79 59 55 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 49 00e Name: Bushy line mod detune vibrato octave 1+2 + 0 00 03 0 00 00 00 0 DCO 1 wave 5 0 rate level 99 65 38 66s 00 00e DCW 1 key 2 rate level 99 99s 40 00e DCA 1 key 2 rate level 72 92s 45 00e DCO 2 wave 1 0 rate level 99 66 00 00e DCW 2 key 2 rate level 99 99s 40 00e DCA 2 key 2 rate level 72 92s 45 00e Comments: Reminds me of Kate Bush. Name: Spacious line mod detune vibrato octave 1+1' - 0 00 02 0 00 00 00 0 DCO 1 wave 2 6 rate level 00 00e DCW 1 key 4 rate level 99 60 30 75s 50 80 00 00e DCA 1 key 0 rate level 99 90 40 93s 45 30 60 00e Comments: Name: Wild Kingdom line mod detune vibrato octave 1+2 ring + 1 00 01 1 15 28 06 0 DCO 1 wave 2 0 rate level 99 33 68 00e DCW 1 key 2 rate level 67 99 47 96 37 52s 26 00e DCA 1 key 2 rate level 90 99 36 91s 79 59 55 00e DCO 2 wave 5 0 rate level 99 33 68 00e DCW 2 key 2 rate level 63 99 66 96 37 52s 26 00e DCA 2 key 2 rate level 70 99 36 75s 79 55 55 00e Comments: I called this "Wild Kingdom" because it's sounds like a nature TV show patch. The patch is based on CZ-101 patch #1 (Brass ens. 1). The slow vibrato is critical for this patch. Name: Rising resonance line mod detune vibrato octave 1+2' + 0 00 04 0 00 00 00 0 DCO 1 wave 3 0 rate level 00 00e DCW 1 key 6 rate level 99 90s 40 00e DCA 1 key 9 rate level 72 92s 50 00e DCO 2 wave 6 0 rate level 99 95 27 66s 00 66 00 00e DCW 2 key 9 rate level 99 40s 40 00e DCA 2 key 0 rate level 80 80 60 90s 55 00e Comments: Try different waveforms, esp. on DCO 2. Name: Chunky Blocks line mod detune vibrato octave 1+1' ring - 3 03 08 1 00 38 15 -1 DCO 1 wave 2 1 rate level 99 62 76 00e DCW 1 key 0 rate level 99 83 51 00e DCA 1 key 6 rate level 99 99 52 00e Comments: Use tone mix if you're using this patch for bass line. Also, I'm not sure if the detune is supposed to be "-". Name: Electric bubbles line mod detune vibrato octave 1+2' ring + 2 00 08 3 00 75 99 0 DCO 1 wave 6 5 rate level 00 00e DCW 1 key 8 rate level 60 57s 00 00e DCA 1 key 0 rate level 99 36 70 91 59 99 12 93s 66 00e DCO 2 wave 1 8 rate level 00 00e DCW 2 key 8 rate level 60 57 00 00e DCA 2 key 1 rate level 99 36 70 91 59 99 12 93s 66 00e Comments: Strictly for special effects. High notes sound like a ray gun (don't ask what kind of ray); low notes sound like a helicopter. Based on CZ-101 patch #7 (flute) -- which explains the gratuitous detail in the DCA's. Name: Space Shots line mod detune vibrato octave 1+1' off/off - 0 00 06 3 0 35 93 (whatever you like best) DCO 1 wave 8 0 rate level 99 33 33 0 END DCW 1 key 0 rate level 99 99 46 99 37 52 SUS 26 0 END DCA 1 key 0 rate level 99 50 77 99 67 91 SUS 79 92 26 0 END Comments: This sounds kind of like the laser fire in a cheap video game. To change the number of shots fired each time you push a key, change the rate of DCA 1, STEP 5. To vary the speed at which shots are fired, vary the vibrato rate (most effective if you do this while playing.) ------------------------------------------------------------------ Name: Glissando Filter Sweep line mod detune vibrato octave 1+1' off/off - 0 00 06 1 0 0 6 - 1 DCO 1 wave 8 0 rate level 99 33 70 0 END DCW 1 key 0 rate level 99 99 46 99 37 52 SUS 26 0 END DCA 1 key 0 rate level 99 50 77 99 67 91 SUS 79 59 33 0 END Comments: This sound creates a "high-to-low" filter sweep in discrete increments (hence, glissando) each time a key is pressed. The sweep is most noticable in the lower range of the keyboard. For really gothic song intros, try setting DETUNE OCTAVE to -1 and playing single notes going slowly from high to low on the keyboard. (Notice that the parameter values of this sound are very similar to those of Space Shots. By tweaking the vibrato, DCO1, DCA1 it becomes a semi-musical sound.) ------------------------------------------------------------------ --------------------------------------------------------------------- Tone Name: "Choral oooh" Line Select: 1 + 2' Modulation: none Detune (-) oct: 0 Note: 00 fine: 07 Vibrato wave: 1 delay: 40 rate: 26 depth: 03 Octave -1 DCO1 wave 1st: 1 2nd: 0 step 1 2 3 rate 86 00 74 level 66 10 00 sus/end sus end DCW1 key follow: 6 step 1 2 3 rate 70 00 50 level 24 79 00 sus/end sus end DCA1 key follow: 0 step 1 2 3 4 rate 85 36 40 50 level 99 40 00 00 sus/end sus end DCO2 wave 1st: 2 2nd: 0 step 1 2 3 rate 59 81 00 level 66 62 00 sus/end sus end DCW2 key follow: 5 step 1 2 3 rate 70 69 50 level 28 79 00 sus/end sus end DCA2 key follow: 9 step 1 2 3 rate 85 83 50 level 99 37 00 sus/end sus end Comments: "Choral oooh" was a semi-successful experiment to see if something close to vocals could be obtained. As you CZ owners know, the "human voice" preset sounds ok, but not at all like a human voice. "Choral oooh" sounds something like a person singing "oooh" (long u sound). It is not perfect, but I think you will find it outclasses the human voice preset by far. This voice sounds best when you play major chords on the middle-high octave range. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Tone Name: Reverb Strings Line Select: 1 + 1' Modulation: none Detune (+) oct: 0 Note: 00 fine: 10 Vibrato wave: 1 delay: 28 rate: 52 depth: 11 Octave +1 DCO1 wave 1st: 1 2nd: 3 step 1 2 rate 99 99 level 66 00 sus/end end DCW1 key follow: 0 step 1 2 rate 99 00 level 99 00 sus/end sus end DCA1 key follow: 4 step 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 rate 64 95 75 75 79 63 26 level 99 99 76 76 33 87 00 sus/end sus end DCO2 wave 1st: 1 2nd: 3 step 1 2 rate 99 99 (Same as DCO1) level 66 00 sus/end end DCW2 key follow: 0 step 1 2 rate 99 00 (Same as DCW1) level 99 00 sus/end sus end DCA2 key follow: 0 step 1 2 3 4 5 rate 92 95 92 99 32 level 99 87 99 88 00 sus/end sus end Comments: "Reverb Strings" is a modification of the preset "Synth Strings". The "reverb" comes from playing the note not only when a key is pressed, but also when the key is released. Try holding a chord and then letting off the keys one at a time, and you will hear the effect. With a little practice on the timing of pressing and releasing the keys, you can get some interesting effects such as eight eighth notes when only when four eighth notes separated by eighth rests are played. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Name: Reverb Flute (September 1986 Electronics & Music Maker) Line: 1+2' Mod: Noise on Detune: +,0,0,0 Vibrato: Wave=1,delay=26,rate=55,depth=9 Octave: +1 DCO1: 1st wave = 2, 2nd wave = 0 Rate=70,level = 66 (sus) 00 00 (end) DCW1: Key follow = 0 Rate=60, Level = 35 (sus) 00, 00 (end) DCA1: Key follow =1 rate=82 Level = 99 (sus) 58 89 71 54 44 30 63 66 44 30 61 51 50 00 (end) DCO2: 1st wave = 1, 2nd wave = 0 rate = 00, level = 0 (end) DCW2: Key follow = 9 rate = 99, level = 00 (sus) 00 00 (end) DCA2: Key follow = 1 rate = 92, level = 64 56 00 (end) ---------------------------------------------------------------- Name: Guitar with distortion Detune: +, oct=2,note=7, fine=8 Vibrato: wave=1,delay=0,rate=99,depth=24 Octave=-1 Line: 1+1' mod: ring DCO1: 1st wave = 8, 2nd wave = 4 rate =00, level = 00 (end) DCW1: Key follow = 0 Rate = 99, level = 21 (sus) 33 00 (end) DCA1: Key follow = 0 rate = 99, level = 99 (sus) 31 83 52 00 (end) ------------------------------------------------------------------ Name: Mean Electric Guitar Detune: +,1,2,4 Vibrato: 1,53,0,0 Octave:+1 Line:1+1' Mod:Ring DCO1: 1st wave = 3, 2nd wave = 4 Rate = 19, Level = 00 (End) DCW1: Key follow = 1 Rate = 86, Level = 64 07 00 (End) DCA1: Key follow = 4 Rate = 94, Level = 96 (sus) 92 00 (End) Comments: Try small amount of glide or portamento to make it more of a realistic guitar sound. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Name: YABS (Yet Another Bass Sound) Line: 1+1' Detune: +,0,0,1 Vibrato: Wave=1,delay=0,rate=50,depth=0 Octave: +0 DCO1: 1st wave = 2, 2nd wave = 3 Rate=99,level = 99 99 00 (end) DCW1: Key follow = 0 Rate=99, Level = 99 50, 00 (end) DCA1: Key follow =0 rate=99 Level = 99 (sus) 50 00 (end) ---------------------------------------------------------------- Name: NOISE SWEEP Noise: On Line: 1+1' Detune: +,0,0,1 Vibrato: Wave=1,delay=0,rate=50,depth=2 Octave: +0 DCO1: 1st wave = 2, 2nd wave = 3 Rate=99,level = 99 49 00 (end) DCW1: Key follow = 0 Rate=99, Level = 99 50, 00 (end) DCA1: Key follow =0 rate=99 Level = 99 02 98 53 00 (end) Name: synth organ line mod detune vibrato octave 1+2 + (1,2) 00 06 +1 DCO 1 wave 2 4 rate level 99 33 33 00 e DCW 1 key 0 rate level 80 99 47 96 37 52 s 26 00 50 00 e DCA 1 key 0 rate level 99 90 78 65 83 95 70 75 70 99 s 79 59 33 00 e DCO 2 wave 3 5 rate level 99 33 33 00 e DCW 2 key 0 rate level 80 99 47 96 37 52 s 26 00 50 00 e DCA 2 key 0 rate level 99 90 78 65 83 95 70 75 70 99 s 79 59 33 00 e Comments: Boring but useful. Name: drum hit line mod detune vibrato octave 2 + 1 10 25 0 DCO 1 wave 5 2 rate level 50 00e DCW 1 key 0 rate level 99 99 99 99e DCA 1 key 0 rate level 93 55 99 00e DCO 2 wave rate level DCW 2 key rate level DCA 2 key rate level Comments: If you don't have a drum machine, put some of this under your drum noise. I boost 200hz for extra umph. Name: drum wash line mod detune vibrato octave 1+1' noise + (1,2,3) 03 08 1 00 38 15 -1 DCO 1 wave 5 0 rate level 99 62 76 00e DCW 1 key 0 rate level 99 83 99 00e DCA 1 key 6 rate level 99 99 38 51 53 00e DCO 2 wave rate level DCW 2 key rate level DCA 2 key rate level Comments: I put the three different versions (different detune octave settings) on adjacent Internal memory keys , and by switching back and forth between beats (it takes practice) I got a "drum kit", and even gated off some of the hits by switching to the next sound before the note had died out. Primitive, but it got on the local college station a few times. This is one of those sounds that sounds really big on tape. Name: Simmons SDS-7 line mod detune vibrato octave 1+1 noise +1 03 00 -1 DCO 1 wave 1 5 rate level 99 70 42 00e DCW 1 key 0 rate level 99 99 99 00e DCA 1 key 9 rate level 99 99 43 00s 50 00e DCO 2 wave rate level DCW 2 key rate level DCA 2 key rate level Comments: I tried to duplicate the sound on Duran Duran's "Rio". Name: Phil-in-a-box line mod detune vibrato octave 1+1' noise + 0 10 00 -1 DCO 1 wave 1 4 rate level 99 70 54 00s 50 00e DCW 1 key 0 rate level 99 99 99 00e DCA 1 key 9 rate level 99 99 43 00e DCO 2 wave rate level DCW 2 key rate level DCA 2 key rate level Comments: I was trying to emulate the big crashes on "In the Air Tonight" and "I Don't Care Anymore". Having heard it on CD last week, there's no comparison. However, SOMEONE on the net (I lost the message) claims to have improved it. ??? Name: Trevor Horns line mod detune vibrato octave 1+1' - 0 02 24 3 06 02 99 +1 DCO 1 wave 3 0 rate level 99 33 33 00e DCW 1 key 2 rate level 67 99 47 96 37 52s 26 00e DCA 1 key 2 rate level 82 99 36 91s 79 59 55 00e DCO 2 wave rate level DCW 2 key rate level DCA 2 key rate level Comments: Everybody likes this one, but you have to play it a certain way or it sounds stupid. Turn your reverb WAY up and playing three or four octaves in unison, tap short horn-punch chords. Ha ha ha, five people have mistaken it for a Fairlight on tape so far! Name: organ brass line mod detune vibrato octave 1+1' + 1 00 06 +1 DCO 1 wave 3 5 rate level 99 33 68 00e DCW 1 key 0 rate level 80 99 47 96 37 52s 26 00 50 00e DCA 1 key 0 rate level 99 90 78 65 83 95 70 75 70 99s 79 59 33 00e DCO 2 wave rate level DCW 2 key rate level DCA 2 key rate level Comments: I forget what this sounds like. I'll have to try it again. Probably an organ set to "brass". Name: Herbie Scratch line mod detune vibrato octave 1+1' + 0 02 00 1 00 54 88 +1 DCO 1 wave 3 4 rate level 47 99 99 00e DCW 1 key 0 rate level 80 99 47 96 38 85s 26 00e DCA 1 key 2 rate level 99 90 85 65 85 95 78 75 78 99 01 98 99 00e DCO 2 wave rate level DCW 2 key rate level DCA 2 key rate level Comments: In lieu of having a record to scratch... Name: Fuzzy bass line mod detune vibrato octave 1+1' ring + 1 00 00 1 33 55 23 +1 DCO 1 wave 2 3 rate level 00 00e DCW 1 key 7 rate level 97 99 43 79 50 74s 52 00e DCA 1 key 0 rate level 99 99 21 00s 61 00e DCO 2 wave rate level DCW 2 key rate level DCA 2 key rate level Comments: Only so-so, but here it is. Name: fat synth bass line mod detune vibrato octave 1+1' ring + 0 07 04 1 33 55 23 0 DCO 1 wave 2 3 rate level 50 00e DCW 1 key 7 rate level 97 99 43 79 50 74s 52 00e DCA 1 key 0 rate level 99 99 21 89s 61 00e DCO 2 wave rate level DCW 2 key rate level DCA 2 key rate level Comments: Modified version of Casio "Electric bass" that sustains. I play Wham tunes on it -- drives my roommates *nuts*! Name: 1-Octave bass line mod detune vibrato octave 1+2 + 1 00 05 1 54 11 04 -1 DCO 1 wave 1 2 rate level 66 58 72 00 43 05 65 00e DCW 1 key 9 rate level 82 88 42 63 00 00e DCA 1 key 9 rate level 99 99 28 00 56 00 DCO 2 wave 5 4 rate level 00 00e DCW 2 key 7 rate level 92 80 44 62 00 00e DCA 2 key 0 rate level 90 99 30 86s 86 00e Comments: I put this under other bass patches (via tone mix) to get more bottom end. Name: 2-Octave bass (Tony Levin) line mod detune vibrato octave 1+2 + 0 00 05 1 54 11 04 -1 DCO 1 wave 1 2 rate level 66 58 72 00 43 05 65 00e DCW 1 key 9 rate level 82 83 42 63 00 00e DCA 1 key 9 rate level 99 99 28 00 56 00e DCO 2 wave 3 4 rate level 00 00e DCW 2 key 7 rate level 92 80 44 62 00 00e DCA 2 key 0 rate level 90 99 30 86s 86 00e Comments: I used this to add bottom to bass parts played in higher registers until someone pointed out that it sounds just like Tony Levin's Chapman Stick. "I wanna be.... your Sledgehammer..." It does have a nice voice of its own. Name: ArtoNoise Trumpet (#3) line mod detune vibrato octave 1+2 ring 1 27 49 11 +1 DCO 1 wave 3 0 rate level 00 00e DCW 1 key 4 rate level 67 79 00 00e DCA 1 key 2 rate level 70 91 70 67 70 96 70 77 70 99s 56 00e DCO 2 wave 4 0 rate level 00 00e DCW 2 key 4 rate level 72 79 00 00e DCA 2 key 2 rate level 70 91 70 67 70 97 70 77 70 99s 48 00e Comments: Mix with Casio Preset turmpet. You can set Bend Range to 12 and go a whole octave higher still sounding great. Name: Lazy Trumpet (#4) line mod detune vibrato octave 1+1' + 0 00 07 0 DCO 1 wave 1 0 rate level 99 33 68 00e DCW 1 key 2 rate level 67 99 47 96 37 52s 26 00e DCA 1 key 2 rate level 70 90 70 65 70 95 70 75 70 99s 50 00e DCO 2 wave rate level DCW 2 key rate level DCA 2 key rate level Comments: I mix this with the Casio Trumpet, set Bend Range to 2, and get some pretty cool leads with this (a long echo helps). Name: snap percussion line mod detune vibrato octave 1+2 noise + 1 00 00 0 DCO 1 wave 1 0 rate level 99 82 99 00e DCW 1 key 0 rate level 99 99 28 00e DCA 1 key 0 rate level 99 99 99 00e DCO 2 wave 1 0 rate level 00 00e DCW 2 key 0 rate level 00 00e DCA 2 key 0 rate level 99 99 58 00e Comments: Four notes within an octave with a slapback echo make realistic handclaps. Name: Star Trek noise line mod detune vibrato octave 1+1' 1 00 60 98 + 1 DCO 1 wave 3 4 rate level 63 99s 99 00e DCW 1 key 0 rate level 80 99 47 96 38 85s 26 00 50 00e DCA 1 key 2 rate level 99 90 85 65 85 95 78 75 78 99 01 98s 99 00e DCO 2 wave rate level DCW 2 key rate level DCA 2 key rate level Comments: Just another stupid noise. Doesn't sound like anything on Star Trek per se, or does it? I guess it depends on how Trekkie you are... Name: Woh-Wow-Yeh FROM BARRY KIRSCH line mod detune vibrato octave 1+2' + 00 00 07 -1 DCO 1 wave 6 0 rate level 51 33 68 00e DCW 1 key 2 rate level 58 99 47 96 37 52s 26 00e DCA 1 key 2 rate level 62 71 36 91s 79 59 55 00e DCO 2 wave 7 0 rate level 53 33 68 00e DCW 2 key 2 rate level 33 99 47 96 37 52s 26 00e DCA 2 key 2 rate level 82 99 36 91s 79 59 55 00e Comments: "All at once, the clouds are parting, light streams down in bright unbroken beams..." Is this a Rush sound or WHAT, I ask? I love it anyway :) . Name: Flutelight ERIC PERSING, _KEYBOARD_ MAGAZINE line mod detune vibrato octave 1+2 noise - 1 00 00 1 46 52 17 +1 DCO 1 wave 1 0 rate level 52 50 15 00e DCW 1 key 9 rate level 72 88 99 53s 50 00e DCA 1 key 0 rate level 99 17 70 91 59 99 12 83s 65 00e DCO 2 wave 5 0 rate level 83 67 50 00e DCW 2 key 8 rate level 60 57 00 00e DCA 2 key 2 rate level 76 67 61 00e Comments: Yes, THAT sound again.... play happy major thirds and see. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Name: Nightporter line mod detune vibrato octave 1+2 + 0 00 12 0 DCO 1 wave 1 0 rate level 00 00e DCW 1 key 9 rate level 60 60 12 00e DCA 1 key 0 rate level 95 30 99 00e DCO 2 wave 2 0 rate level 50 00e DCW 2 key 9 rate level 77 50 12 00e DCA 2 key 5 rate level 95 30 99 00e Comments: "'Nightporter' was programmed (surprise, surprise) in an attempt to recreate the mood of the Satie-influenced Japan song of the same name. If the sound comes across too sweet for your taste, reduce the Fine Detune to around 09 for a more piano-like sound. Some slow modulation delayed to the tail-end of the sound adds a different dimension, too." -_MT_ Name: newhorn line mod detune vibrato octave 1+2 ring + 0 00 12 1 27 49 11 (0,+1) DCO 1 wave 3 2 rate level 00 00e DCW 1 key 4 rate level 67 79 15 00e DCA 1 key 2 rate level 70 91 70 67 70 96 70 77 70 99s 44 00r DCO 2 wave 3 2 rate level 00 00e DCW 1 key 4 rate level 72 79 15 00e DCA 1 key 2 rate level 70 91 70 67 70 96 70 77 70 99s 35 00r Comments: Tone mix one voice in octave 0 with one in octave +1 Tone Name: Brass Strings Line Select: 1+2' Modulation: Ring = OFF Noise = OFF Detune: Octave = 0 Note = 0 Fine = +6 Vibrato: Wave = 1 Delay = 28 Rate = 52 Depth = 11 Octave: DCO1 DCO2 ---- ---- First = 1 Second = 5 First = 1 Second = 3 Rate: 99 99 Rate: 99 68 Level: 66 00 Level: 33 00 Sus/End: E Sus/End: E DCW1 DCW2 ---- ---- Key Follow: 0 Key Follow: 0 Rate: 99 00 Rate: 80 47 37 26 Level: 90 00 Level: 99 96 52 00 Sus/End: S E Sus/End: S E DCA1 DCA2 ---- ---- Key Follow: 0 Key Follow: 0 Rate: 92 95 92 99 45 Rate: 99 77 67 79 33 Level: 99 87 99 88 00 Level: 50 99 91 59 00 Sus/End: S E Sus/End: S E Comment: This patch started as a combination of the Synth Strings preset and Synth Brass 1. It works well for lead lines on the upper half of the keyboard. -------------------- Tone Name: Ice Blue Line Select: 1+1' Modulation: Ring = OFF Noise = OFF Detune: Octave = 0 Note = 0 Fine = -7 Vibrato: Wave = 1 Delay = 0 Rate = 0 Depth = 0 Octave: DCO1 DCO2 ---- ---- First = 2 Second = 0 First = Second = Rate: 00 Rate: Level: 00 Level: Sus/End: E Sus/End: DCW1 DCW2 ---- ---- Key Follow: 5 Key Follow: Rate: 99 50 Rate: Level: 85 00 Level: Sus/End: S E Sus/End: DCA1 DCA2 ---- ---- Key Follow: 0 Key Follow: Rate: 99 50 50 40 Rate: Level: 80 99 50 00 Level: Sus/End: S E Sus/End: Comment: Sounds almost like a synth clarinet. -------------------- Tone Name: Pseudosilk Line Select: 1+1' Modulation: Ring = OFF Noise = OFF Detune: Octave = 0 Note = 0 Fine = +7 Vibrato: Wave = 1 Delay = 0 Rate = 0 Depth = 0 Octave: DCO1 DCO2 ---- ---- First = 1 Second = 0 First = Second = Rate: 00 Rate: Level: 00 Level: Sus/End: E Sus/End: DCW1 DCW2 ---- ---- Key Follow: 7 Key Follow: Rate: 93 60 42 Rate: Level: 99 90 00 Level: Sus/End: S E Sus/End: DCA1 DCA2 ---- ---- Key Follow: 0 Key Follow: Rate: 75 55 40 Rate: Level: 68 99 00 Level: Sus/End: S E Sus/End: Comment: This patch was designed to sound like the lead synth in Pseudosilk Kimono by Marillion. -------------------- Tone Name: Oracle Line Select: 1+1' Modulation: Ring = OFF Noise = OFF Detune: Octave = 0 Note = 0 Fine = +7 Vibrato: Wave = 2 Delay = 0 Rate = 60 Depth = 30 Octave: DCO1 DCO2 ---- ---- First = 2 Second = 7 First = Second = Rate: 00 Rate: Level: 00 Level: Sus/End: E Sus/End: DCW1 DCW2 ---- ---- Key Follow: 0 Key Follow: Rate: 99 40 Rate: Level: 99 00 Level: Sus/End: S E Sus/End: DCA1 DCA2 ---- ---- Key Follow: 0 Key Follow: Rate: 99 30 Rate: Level: 99 00 Level: Sus/End: E Sus/End: Comment: An exotic-sounding tone. ---------------------------------- Name: Buzzing Fly line mod detune vibrato octave 1+1' ring + 3 06 11 1 00 11 44 -1 DCO 1 wave 2 7 rate level 50 00s 50 00e DCW 1 key 0 rate level 99 80 35 57 41 96 40 47 41 79 39 62 40 95 30 00e DCA 1 key 0 rate level 99 80 33 67 33 86 34 64 32 78 33 65 35 79s 28 00e Comments: An annoying patch to enter manually, but amusing. ----------------------------- Name: Drill line mod detune vibrato octave 1+1' noise + 2 00 40 1 36 66 62 0 DCO 1 wave 1 2 rate level 55 82s 54 39 00 00e DCW 1 key 4 rate level 82 92s 26 45 00 00e DCA 1 key 0 rate level 63 99s 47 68 70 00e Comments: -------------------------- Name: Dropped Bomb line mod detune vibrato octave 1+2' noise - 0 05 07 1 24 54 00 -1 DCO 1 wave 5 0 rate level 99 86 38 00e DCW 1 key 4 rate level 99 40 50 80s 99 00e DCA 1 key 0 rate level 99 20 36 40s 99 00e DCO 2 wave 3 3 rate level 99 65 40 66s 00 00e DCW 2 key 4 rate level 99 99 40 75 40 77 40 51 44 00e DCA 2 key 0 rate level 99 20 36 40s 99 00e Comments: Press key to drop bomb, release to explode. Best range seems to be in the octave above middle C. I have yet to get a decent explosion sound out of the CZ -- this explosion is weak. -- Glenn Bruns MCC, Software Technology Program arpa: bruns@mcc.com uucp: {seismo,harvard,gatech,pyramid}!ut-sally!im4u!milano!bruns Article 1781 of rec.music.synth: Path: tekecs!orca!tektronix!decvax!ucbvax!ucbcad!ames!hc!beta!cmcl2!brl-adm!umd5!uvaarpa!virginia!uvacs!edison!cpc >From: cpc@edison.GE.COM (Chris Cuthbert) Newsgroups: rec.music.synth Subject: CZ Patch Message-ID: <1215@edison.GE.COM> Date: 29 Oct 87 18:43:04 GMT Organization: General Electric Company, Charlottesville, VA Lines: 40 Keywords: Yo Here's a good CZ bass patch that was spit out one day by my random patch generator: LINE RING NOISE +/- OCTV NOTE FINE WAVE DELAY RATE DPTH OCTV 1+2 OFF OFF + 0 00 07 1 00 00 00 -1 LINE 1 LINE 2 WAVEFORMS WAVEFORMS 3 0 4 0 PITCH ENVELOPE PITCH ENVELOPE RATE 50 50 RATE 50 LEVL 00 00 LEVL 00 S E E DCW KEYFOLLOW DCW KEYFOLLOW 0 0 WAVE ENVELOPE WAVE ENVELOPE RATE 72 20 RATE 87 56 33 89 72 57 LEVL 41 00 LEVL 98 76 58 61 30 00 S E E DCA KEYFOLLOW DCA KEYFOLLOW 0 0 AMPLITUDE ENVELOPE AMPLITUDE ENVLOPE RATE 99 50 RATE 99 50 LEVL 99 00 LEVL 99 00 S E E Try it. You know what they say, computers never lie! Want more ? I have tons of patches. Let me know. MOM SAYS: Ed Meese is a slime wevil Mar Tan Article 1940 of rec.music.synth: Path: tekecs!orca!tektronix!uunet!husc6!cmcl2!brl-adm!umd5!uvaarpa!virginia!uvacs!edison!mfs >From: mfs@edison.GE.COM (Martin Sant) Newsgroups: rec.music.synth Subject: CZ Synthesizer Patch - BOWR BASS Message-ID: <1229@edison.GE.COM> Date: 19 Nov 87 15:45:32 GMT Organization: General Electric Company, Charlottesville, VA Lines: 46 Keywords: Get funked Another random patch that sounded good. I thought I would share it with you net-heads. It's more mello than the last bass patch I posted. BOWR BASS Line Ring Noise +/- Octv Note Fine Wave Delay Rate Depth Octv 1+1 OFF OFF + 0 00 07 1 11 51 18 0 Line 1 Line 2 ------ ------ DCO Waveforms DCO Waveforms 4 3 1 0 Pitch Envelope Pitch Envelope Rate 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 Rate 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 Level 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 Level 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 E E DCW Keyfollow DCW Keyfollow 7 2 Rate 74 47 00 00 00 00 00 00 Rate 99 40 00 00 00 00 00 00 Level 78 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 Level 99 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 E E DCA Keyfollow DCA Keyfollow 2 2 Rate 72 38 00 00 00 00 00 00 Rate 72 38 00 00 00 00 00 00 Level 92 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 Level 92 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 S E E Anybody got any good FB01 or MT-32 patches ? Post 'em! ------ -- Mar Tan GE Fanuc Charlottesville, VA Article 1941 of rec.music.synth: Path: tekecs!orca!tektronix!uunet!husc6!cmcl2!brl-adm!umd5!uvaarpa!virginia!uvacs!edison!mfs >From: mfs@edison.GE.COM (Martin Sant) Newsgroups: rec.music.synth Subject: CZ patch - Another strangeoid from the random patch generator Message-ID: <1230@edison.GE.COM> Date: 19 Nov 87 16:16:13 GMT Organization: General Electric Company, Charlottesville, VA Lines: 47 Keywords: Get Weird ROUGH EDGE Line Ring Noise +/- Octv Note Fine Wave Delay Rate Depth Octv 1+1 OFF OFF + 0 00 08 1 45 49 02 0 Line 1 Line 2 ------ ------ DCO Waveforms DCO Waveforms 4 3 1 0 Pitch Envelope Pitch Envelope Rate 67 87 00 00 00 00 00 00 Rate 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 Level 33 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 Level 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 E E DCW Keyfollow DCW Keyfollow 1 2 Wave Envelope Wave Envelope Rate 99 34 40 04 00 00 00 00 Rate 99 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 Level 99 24 17 13 00 00 00 00 Level 99 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 E E DCA Keyfollow DCA Keyfollow 3 2 Amplitude Envelope Amplitude Envelope Rate 97 52 14 39 00 00 00 00 Rate 72 38 00 00 00 00 00 00 Level 99 98 65 00 00 00 00 00 Level 92 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 S E E -- Mar Tan : All opinions expressed : When in doubt, GE Fanuc : are not worth the bits : buy a new Charlottesville, VA : that represent them. : synthesizer. Name: ECHO LEAD Line Ring Noise +/- Octv Note Fine Wave Delay Rate Depth Octv 1+2 OFF OFF + 0 00 07 1 20 53 20 +1 Line 1 Line 2 ------ ------ DCO Waveforms DCO Waveforms 1 1 1 1 Pitch Envelope Pitch Envelope Rate 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 Rate 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 Level 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 Level 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 E E DCW Keyfollow DCW Keyfollow 0 0 Rate 82 36 24 00 00 00 00 00 Rate 84 83 46 54 50 50 50 50 Level 92 75 00 00 00 00 00 00 Level 57 93 66 74 30 60 30 00 S E S E DCA Keyfollow DCA Keyfollow 0 0 Rate 77 58 51 48 50 50 38 45 Rate 44 37 60 30 80 50 50 00 Level 99 25 80 27 64 23 41 00 Level 25 80 27 64 23 41 00 00 S E S E Comments: This patch is a lot of fun if you don't have a digital delay handy. All those envelope steps are good for something! Name: coolstring By: Miles Bader Vibr: W: 1 Del: 50 R: 53 Dep: 12 Oct: 0 Line: 1+2' Mod: none DCO1: WF: 1,4 Env: 50/0/e DCW1: KF: 0 Env: 99/99, 64/66/s, 31/48, 85/0, 50/0/e DCA1: KF: 2 Env: 62/68, 34/99, 25/70/s, 50/0/e DCO2: WF: 4,0 Env: 50/0/e DCW2: KF: 0 Env: 99/99, 64/66/s, 31/48, 85/0, 50/0/e DCA2: KF: 2 Env: 62/68, 45/99, 25/70/s, 50/0/e Vel1: A: 3 W: 0 P: 0 Vel2: A: 3 W: 0 P: 0 Detune: -1,0,13 Comments: envelopes orig from Casio's cello Name: Fat Pluck By: Miles Bader Vibr: W: 1 Del: 50 R: 53 Dep: 12 Oct: 0 Line: 1+2' Mod: none DCO1: WF: 5,4 Env: 50/0/e DCW1: KF: 0 Env: 99/99, 38/0/e DCA1: KF: 2 Env: 80/99, 40/60, 30/0/s, 43/0/e DCO2: WF: 4,0 Env: 50/0/e DCW2: KF: 0 Env: 99/99, 38/0/e DCA2: KF: 2 Env: 80/99, 40/60, 30/0/s, 50/0/e Vel1: A: 3 W: 0 P: 0 Vel2: A: 3 W: 0 P: 0 Detune: -1,0,7 Comments: Tone name: BRASS! Line select: 1 + 1' Ring:ON Noise:OFF Detune - Octave:0 Note:0 Fine:-1 Vibrato - Wave:2 Delay:0 Rate:75 Depth:5 Octave:-1 DCO1 DCO2 Wave Form - First:1 Second:0 Wave Form - First: Second: Env: 70/30 70/00 70/30 70/00S Env: 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 50/00 50/00 50/00 50/00E 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 DCW1 DCW2 Key Follow:0 Key Follow: Env: 99/99S50/00E00/00 00/00 Env: 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 DCA1 DCA2 Key Follow:0 Key Follow: Env: 99/99S40/00E00/00 00/00 Env: 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 Comments:Very fat, brassy analog type sound. Crank it. Tone name: Steinway Line select: 1 + 2' Ring:OFF Noise:OFF Detune - Octave:0 Note:0 Fine:-1 Vibrato - Wave:1 Delay:0 Rate:0 Depth:0 Octave:0 DCO1 DCO2 Wave Form - First:4 Second:0 Wave Form - First:3 Second:0 Env: 00/00E00/00 00/00 00/00 Env: 00/00E00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 DCW1 DCW2 Key Follow:9 Key Follow:9 Env: 95/93 64/80 37/00E00/00 Env: 94/93 20/86 37/00E00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 DCA1 DCA2 Key Follow:0 Key Follow:6 Env: 99/99 30/80 16/02S50/00E Env: 99/99 30/75 20/00S50/00E 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 00/00 Comments:Piano patch --- sounds pretty good Name: Fuzzy By: Miles Bader Vibr: None Oct: 0 Line: 1+2' Mod: None DCO1: WF: 5,0 Env: 0/e DCW1: KF: 9 Env: 81/92/s, 20/0/e DCA1: KF: 1 Env: 70/50, 66/99, 49/91/s, 33/0/e DCO2: WF: 3,5 Env: 0/e DCW2: KF: 9 Env: 81/92/s, 20/0/e DCA2: KF: 1 Env: 70/50, 66/99, 49/91/s, 33/0/e Vel1: -- Vel2: -- Detune: +1,0,4 Comments: Organ-y, string-y, neat-o Name: "Space" (Couldn't think of a better name. Can you?) Line Select: 1 + 1' Modulation: None Detune: (+) Oct: 00 Note: 00 Fine: 07 Octave: +1 Vibrato: Wave: 1 Delay: 23 Rate: 52 Depth: 05 DCO 1: Wave: 2 0 Env: 99 00 (E) DCW 1: Key Follow: 0 Env: 89 99 68 00 (E) DCA 1: Key Follow: 3 Env: 94 99 55 93 21 10 (S) 33 00 (E) This one also works well with line select set to 1, which gives you 8 voice polyphony. --------------------------------------- Name: "Crazy" Line Select: 1 + 2' Modulation: None Detune: (-) Oct: 01 Note: 00 Fine: 06 Octave: +1 Vibrato: Wave: 1 Delay: 62 Rate: 39 Depth: 06 DCO 1: Wave: 2 4 DCO 2: Wave: 4 2 Env: 99 66 (S) Env: 00 00 (E) 00 65 00 64 00 63 00 00 (E) DCW 1: Key Follow: 2 DCW 2: Key Follow: 8 Env: 99 81 Env: 99 81 55 23 (S) 55 23 (S) 37 00 (E) 37 00 (E) DCA 1: Key Follow: 0 DCA 2: Key Follow: 0 Env: 99 99 Env: 99 99 63 90 (S) 63 90 (S) 40 00 (E) 33 00 (E) (If you play and hold a C Major chord, it sounds like the opening chord of Prince's song "Let's Go _Crazy_". You know: "Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today to talk about this thing called life....") ----------------------------------------- Name: "Choral" Line Select: 1 + 2' Modulation: None Detune: (-) Oct: 01 Note: 00 Fine: 07 Octave: +1 Vibrato: Wave: 1 Delay: 38 Rate: 51 Depth: 08 DCO 1: Wave: 5 0 DCO 2: Wave: 3 5 Env: 00 00 (E) Env: 00 00 (E) DCW 1: Key Follow: 8 DCW 2: Key Follow: 7 Env: 30 28 Env: 40 40 50 00 (E) 42 57 00 56 15 00 (E) DCA 1: Key Follow: 1 DCA 2: Key Follow: 1 Env: 80 36 Env: 88 36 70 91 70 91 59 99 59 99 12 93 (S) 12 93 (S) 32 00 (E) 23 00 (E) (If you want 8 voice polyphonic, use Line Select 2, but this is not nearly as good as the whole thing.) ------------------------------- Name: jangly By: Miles Bader Vibr: W: 1 Del: 0 R: 53 Dep: 12 Oct: 0 Line: 1+1' Mod: - DCO1: WF: 1,0 Env: 0/e DCW1: KF: 0 Env: 99/99, 40/74/s, 47/48, 0/0/e DCA1: KF: 2 Env: 80/99/s, 34/0/e Vel1: A: 3 W: 0 P: 0 Detune: -0,0,13 Comments: If released quickly, sounds very "jangly", otherwise, quickly becomes more breathy sounding, and sustains that way. One of my favorites. Name: swerl By: Miles Bader Vibr: - Oct: -1 Line: 1+2' Mod: - DCO1: WF: 3,2 Env: 0/e DCW1: KF: 9 Env: 35/90/s, 35/80, 0/0/e DCA1: KF: 0 Env: 99/99/s, 33/0/e DCO2: WF: 2,3 Env: 0/e DCW2: KF: 4 Env: 85/70, 30/76/s, 30/0/e DCA2: KF: 2 Env: 99/99/s, 33/0/e Vel1: A: 3 W: 0 P: 0 Vel2: A: 3 W: 0 P: 0 Detune: +2,0,7 Comments: Initially sounds bell-like, swelling to a much fatter sound, more so the lower the note. Started out as "octavibrato" from Keyboard magazine. Name: aaaho [just need uuullman now] By: Miles Bader Vibr: - Oct: -1 Line: 1+2' Mod: - DCO1: WF: 3,0 Env: 80/66, 75/0/e DCW1: KF: 3 Env: 85/99/s, 51/0/e DCA1: KF: 2 Env: 80/99/s, 33/0/e DCO2: WF: 4,0 Env: 0/e DCW2: KF: 3 Env: 85/85, 30/76/s, 30/0/e DCA2: KF: 2 Env: 80/99/s, 33/0/e Vel1: A: 3 W: 4 P: 0 Vel2: A: 3 W: 0 P: 0 Detune: +1,0,7 Comments: Sounds more voice-like the harder you hit. If you don't have a cz1, you'll have to decrease the sustain level of dcw1 to a point that sounds good. Name: fen By: Miles Bader Vibr: - Oct: -1 Line: 1+2' Mod: - DCO1: WF: 5,0 Env: 80/66, 75/0/e DCW1: KF: 0 Env: 85/87/s, 51/0/e DCA1: KF: 2 Env: 80/99/s, 33/0/e DCO2: WF: 5,0 Env: 0/e DCW2: KF: 0 Env: 85/36, 67/89/s, 30/0/e DCA2: KF: 2 Env: 80/99/s, 33/0/e Vel1: A: 7 W: 0 P: 0 Vel2: A: 7 W: 0 P: 0 Detune: +0,0,7 Comments: This is what a synthesizer is SUPPOSED to sound like! A bit harsh on the high end... Line 2 sounds alright by itself too. Name: swamp By: Miles Bader Vibr: W: 1 Del: 0 R: 53 Dep: 7 Oct: 0 Line: 1+2' Mod: - DCO1: WF: 1,0 Env: 0/e DCW1: KF: 3 Env: 85/50/s, 30/0/e DCA1: KF: 2 Env: 80/99/s, 33/0/e DCO2: WF: 3,0 Env: 0/e DCW2: KF: 0 Env: 85/85, 30/0/e DCA2: KF: 2 Env: 80/99/s, 33/0/e Vel1: A: 3 W: 2 P: 0 Vel2: A: 3 W: 0 P: 0 Detune: +0,0,7 Comments: A sort of ethereal sound. The name is 'cause it made me think of the songs on Stratos-fear (sp?) [Tangerine Dream] -Miles __________________________________________________________________ Tone Name: HARP line select: 1 detune: + 0 0 0 (+/-, octave, note, fine) vibrato: 1 0 0 0 (wave, delay, rate, depth) octave: 0 dco1 wave: 2 0 dco1 env: 50/0/e (rate/level{/sustain|end})* dcw1 keyfollow: 9 dcw1 env: 99/99, 50/0/e dca1 keyfollow: 9 dca1 env: 90/99, 20/0/e comment: gut or nylon harp, pluck envelope on dcw/dca This is a reasonable approximation of a gut-strung or nylon- strung harp. It is done on dcx1, only, so it is octophonic - I find this valuable because of the longish sustain (from 99 to 0 @ 20.) Name: solostring By: Miles Bader Vibr: W: 1 Del: 28 R: 56 Dep: 10 Oct: -1 Line: 1+2' Mod: none DCO1: WF: 4,0 Env: 0/e DCW1: KF: 0 Env: 81/92, 56/86, 30/80/s, 0/0/e DCA1: KF: 1 Env: 70/50, 66/99, 49/91/s, 43/0/e DCO2: WF: 1,0 Env: 48/1, 40/0/e DCW2: KF: 0 Env: 81/80/s, 0/0/e DCA2: KF: 1 Env: 70/50, 66/99, 49/91/s, 40/0/e Vel1: A: 7 W: 0 P: 0 Vel2: A: 7 W: 0 P: 0 Detune: 0,0,0 Comments: A pretty good clean single string sound. Sounds good over the whole keyboard. Play with the chorus. Name: Acoustic Piano By: Miles Bader Vibr: - Oct: 0 Line: 1 Mod: - DCO1: WF: 1,0 Env: 0/e DCW1: KF: 9 Env: 99/85/s, 0/0/e DCA1: KF: 5 Env: 99/99, 30/0/s, 40/0/e Vel1: A: 7 W: 0 P: 0 Comments: The low end is too muted sounding; also, you may want a tad more keyfollow & a slower release on dca1. Name: Electric Piano By: Miles Bader Vibr: - Oct: 0 Line: 1 Mod: - DCO1: WF: 1,0 Env: 0/e DCW1: KF: 5 Env: 99/95, 32/85/s, 38/0/e DCA1: KF: 5 Env: 99/99, 30/0/s, 40/0/e Vel1: A: 7 W: 0 P: 0 Comments: It's been years since I've heard a real electric piano, but hey, it sounds "electric" to me!