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Quick question:Synth sound on Tommib

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  • 13-05-2007 9:06am
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    Paligulus
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    Hi Folks,
    Does anybody know how Squarepusher got that sound on the track Tommib?

    Would I be able to get close to that with a Vst or soundbank?

    I'm not really into electronic music so I'm not sure where to start (as in I would need the actual VST setting as opposed to getting it myself by tweaking the oscilators!!!) but I just think the sound is really haunting and I'd like to play around with it,

    Cheers


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    cornbb
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    Applied Acoustic Systems make a VST instrument called Lounge Lizard. It simulates an electric piano AFAIK and can be made to sound a lot like the instrument on that Tommib track. Demo is available here


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    Paligulus
    Closed Accounts Posts: 364 ✭✭Paligulus


    So it's like a fender rhodes sound with a lot of tweaking and fx.

    Now that I listen to it again that kind of makes sense!!!

    Cheers


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    squibs
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    Don't know the song you asked about, but check out Mr. Ray and Mr Tramp for good freebie electric pianos.

    http://www.soundfonts.it/


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    Paligulus
    Closed Accounts Posts: 364 ✭✭Paligulus


    Checked out the Lounge Lizard website. That sounds like a great VST. Coincedently, it sounds like the general VST solution I've been looking for!!! I've been looking for a good Fender Rhodes emulator and this has that and a lot more. Looks like pretty good value to me...


    I can see I am going to spend many hours on that www.sondfonts.it website!!! I love the organised trio VST and mess around with it a lot, but I never checked out the home page. Cheers,

    Dave


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