walk of life organ...?

[shivahuja]

can anyone tell me how to create/edit a program on my triton le(without exb-smpl) for walk of life(dire straits).....

just using the preset programs...because i dont have a smart media card yet so i cant transfer pcg's

any help would be appreciated
thanks a lot

[shivahuja]

well i kinda managed to make a good patch but the lead organ sound is still not teh same.....any tips....

i've got the backing organ(left hand chords) right just need to make a good lead one...please help..

[Mididude]

well i kinda managed to make a good patch but the lead organ sound is still not teh same.....any tips....

i've got the backing organ(left hand chords) right just need to make a good lead one...please help..

I don't have your synth (Triton LE) so I can't offer any practicals in terms of button presses, but it seems to me that there's a lot of high harmonic content in that sound; it sounds to my like two organ sounds an octave apart, layered with a slight bit of (leslie?) modulation. In terms of the harmonics to use an analogy I guess if you were looking at a Hammond, some of the lowest drawbars (say, the first two?) and some of the highest drawbars would be pulled out (the last one for sure, and maybe some of the 2nd to last one). I don't know which overtones (i.e. partials) those correspond to off-hand but I'm trying to describe an approximation. I know on my cheezy Yamaha PSR 420 I was experimenting and pressed the 'dual' button then dropped one of the layers by an octave and it happened to produce a sound that reminded me of that song So, on the Triton if you have a way of making a multi-layered 'program' with your synth and then making sure that one of the layers is dropped an octave (or two?) you might produce something close to the sound on that song. 'Hope this helps.

[shivahuja]

thanks,
i shall try that out...
i think a chorus effect would make it brighter....
my sound is still a bit dull...