Reneke
11 augustus 2006, 19:28
Beste mensen,
Heeft iemand een idee hoe je het beste het synthesizer intro van The Who- won't get fooled again' op je gitaar kunt naspelen? Welke effect moet je gebruiken? En geeft iemand tabs?
Ik weet dat er een coole versie van Van Halen, allen heb ik die (nog) niet gehoord (bloos)
Dit vond ik nog op internet over het originele geluid:
For Won’t Get Fooled Again:
Pete is playing block chords spread between the two keyboards of the 1968 Lowrey Berkshire Deluxe TBO-1 organ. The output of the organ is fed into the audio input of the EMS VCS3 mk1 synth. The first bit of processing to be applied to the organ sound is a low-frequency oscillator (LFO) controlling the frequency of a voltage-controlled filter (VCF), using a sine or triangle wave shape. In other words, the synth is turning the tone of the organ from mellow to bright, up and down automatically.
Step 2 has the output of Step 1 being fed into a voltage-controlled amplifier triggered by a square wave LFO. This means the VCS3 is turning the volume of the organ on and off in a repeating fashion.
Bedankt,
Rene
Heeft iemand een idee hoe je het beste het synthesizer intro van The Who- won't get fooled again' op je gitaar kunt naspelen? Welke effect moet je gebruiken? En geeft iemand tabs?
Ik weet dat er een coole versie van Van Halen, allen heb ik die (nog) niet gehoord (bloos)
Dit vond ik nog op internet over het originele geluid:
For Won’t Get Fooled Again:
Pete is playing block chords spread between the two keyboards of the 1968 Lowrey Berkshire Deluxe TBO-1 organ. The output of the organ is fed into the audio input of the EMS VCS3 mk1 synth. The first bit of processing to be applied to the organ sound is a low-frequency oscillator (LFO) controlling the frequency of a voltage-controlled filter (VCF), using a sine or triangle wave shape. In other words, the synth is turning the tone of the organ from mellow to bright, up and down automatically.
Step 2 has the output of Step 1 being fed into a voltage-controlled amplifier triggered by a square wave LFO. This means the VCS3 is turning the volume of the organ on and off in a repeating fashion.
Bedankt,
Rene