Atte André Jensen wrote:
> To me is sounds like you're all listening at the toy piano (which is
> what it is,
> I saw the band live in a small club in copenhagen, same toy piano on
> that tune), but I'm talking about sound #8, the "synthethic wind chime"!
>
> Sorry for my poor explanation in the first place, hope that you'll care
> to listen again, since my initial interrest in the sound, as expressed
> in the original posting, still holds.
Ok, I got it now. It does sound a lot like a wind chime, doesn't it?
> And just so straighten that out; I'm not a novice synth tweaker. And I'm
> not really interrested in say a sample of the sound to use in my music.
> I want to
> *understand* how the sound is done.
Ok. No offence taken, I hope!
I'm afraid I don't really have a better answer. Are you sure it's
synthesised? I don't have any decent speakers to listen properly at the
moment, I'm afraid.
In a similar vein to my last post - have you tried googling for "wind
chime synthesis"? I haven't any great practical experience of synthesis,
but I did just find a few interesting methods. I'm not sure what they
would sound like though. You'd probably know better than me.
Also, are there any synthesis-related newsgroups or mailing lists where
responses might be more useful?
Good luck!
Michael
Received on Fri Dec 9 00:15:09 2005
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