Waldorf Sounds for a pub jam night: pt1

The blofeld is not commonly thought of as being good for piano sounds, however i came up with a sound that I really like (it seems hard to get across but the sound is my own creation and not based on any factory preset). The video is intended to be a demo of the sound rather than of my playing (which is improving).

Category:

Music

Tags:

• keystation pro 88
• waldorf blofeld
• piano
• blues
• synthesizer
• programming
• subtractive
• synthesis

[firehandszarb]

@TheMidnightMJ, yes, possibly more

[bibibibibiotip]

amazing nice sound! any chance that you might upload the patch or write the parameters? is it worth to buy the Sample Licencse?

[firehandszarb]

@bibibibibiotip glad you like it. message me and I can email it to you. As for the SL License: Possibly its worth it if you feel that you really want/need the extra features. In my case I have barely scratched the surface of the non-SL wave tables and so have not purchased the SL.

[firehandszarb]

@akighost @NickDrake, thank you both for commenting. The piano sound is pure subtractive using a handful of slots on the modulation matrix. The initial idea for the patch came from SOS synth secrets and I just tweaked and tweaked, eventually using a handful of slots on the modulation matrix.

[TheMidnightMJ]

Hi!

All of 88 keys are playable with waldorf blofeld?

[NickDrake101]

Very nice work here...did you work with the piano sample here as a basis? The Rhodes preset is in there also. Well done.

[aikighost]

Not a bad sound at all. I presume there are a few piano wavetables in there somewhere.