Pop 80's Alto Sax

PerryPerry
edited August 2016 in User demos
I love throwing a few effects on the SWAM Alto Sax. I feel like I'm getting a pretty decent 80's pop sound this way. There is a bit of SWAM Alto Flute at the beginning. I actually re-recorded little bits of songs I recorded back in the 80's...yes I am old. :) Anyway, having fun as always!



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  • MSchnellMSchnell
    edited 9:33AM
    Wonderful !

    -Michael (I suppose I'm older :D )
  • PerryPerry
    edited 9:33AM
    MSchnell wrote: Wonderful !

    -Michael (I suppose I'm older :D )
    Thanks Michael! Well...I'll be 58 in September. :)
  • MSchnellMSchnell
    edited 9:33AM
    So I beat you by nearly five years :D



    -Michael
  • ModernBardModernBard
    edited 9:33AM
    Fun bit! Thanks for sharing this, Perry. One question on technique. What did you do for the squeeze/slide at 1:49? Is that a pitch-bend slide up to the note combined with a hint of growl? If so, are you using more than one controller for live play or tying multiple parameters to one controller?
  • PerryPerry
    edited 9:33AM
    ModernBard wrote: Fun bit! Thanks for sharing this, Perry. One question on technique. What did you do for the squeeze/slide at 1:49? Is that a pitch-bend slide up to the note combined with a hint of growl? If so, are you using more than one controller for live play or tying multiple parameters to one controller?

    Thanks! I'm using a breath controller, after touch for growl, wheel for pitch bend. :)
  • ModernBardModernBard
    edited 9:33AM
    Perry wrote: Thanks! I'm using a breath controller, after touch for growl, wheel for pitch bend. :)
    Ah! After touch. Thanks for the tip.
  • MSchnellMSchnell
    edited 9:33AM
    Yep. Aftertouch is a great addition to a Brath controller. Withe the flute (and with "breath-less" synth sounds), I use it for Vibrato depth.



    -Michael

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