Tutorial Notes:
Step 1 - Remember that you can also turn a sample involving multiple notes/tones into a single note/tone by shortening the sample length and isolating one of them.
Step 2 - You don’t have to use this pattern length. There are other options too-I’ll list them below.
Step 3 - You could, of course, put in more or less chords, plus more adventurous chords (as long as they are only three notes). I was keeping things simple for demonstration purposes.
Step 4 - A I would recommend not making the melody too fast or the notes too short, as you want to be able to linger on notes later on.
Step 5 - Other options (besides 4 bars at 160 BPM) are 3 bars at 120 BPM, 2 bars at 80 BPM, etc. (hopefully you can do the math, and hopefully I’m doing it right).
Step 6 - You could also use the sequencer for playing the sample and/or make use of the attack and release to bring in different pitches of it more gradually and smoothly than I did here.
Step 7 - I would recommend making the parameter changes much more slowly and gradually for smoothness. I was moving quick here to try to keep the video short. Also, remember that you can use the sequencer for modulating as well, which can make things more interesting and which I cover over here: • How to Use the Sonicwa...
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10 фев 2024
