Electrobel

hi ebellians
i've been searching for a patch in reason to compose a decent acidline. i very much suck in soundsculpting, all my attempts to create one end in tears and frustration. so when all hope is lost i turn to ebel ^^

 any of you got a decent acidpatch for one of the synths in reason? and would you like to share it with me?
thanks, and cheers ;)

You can use the TB patch of the subtractor and make a melody that changes every 16th of bar ;)

or else, I've got some synths I've made on thor (with the included mini-sequencer) .

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Originally posted by : Janus

You can use the TB patch of the subtractor and make a melody that changes every 16th of bar ;)

or else, I've got some synths I've made on thor (with the included mini-sequencer) .

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what he said :D 
and use/automate the matrix pattern sequencer

Here's to illustrate my previous post;
<div class="downloadlink"><div class="downloadlink">rapidshare.com/files/389150688/Acid_Test.rns.html</div></div><div class="downloadlink"> </div><div class="downloadlink"> </div><div class="downloadlink"> </div><div class="downloadlink">As you see themelody clips are just 16th of bar variation of the muted clip melody ;) </div><div class="downloadlink">Make sure to repeat the root note 2 or even more times in a bar and for the other ones choose wisely by placin 'em while the player is playing. </div>

thanks guys, but it seamed i needed to know how to compose acidlines ^^
but all help is welcome, learning from the best enal...
 
thanks for the reason upload btw, gave a very nice insight!!
 
here's a link to a 3min tutorial that helped me a shitload lastnight, sharing is caring ^^:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IdlDMIgCoE
 the guy has put his 303 combinator patch up for grabs at his myspace

As every tune first look for a basic melody (a simple one, variation shall be the acidization).

Then to "acidize" a note, slice it to a 16th of bar and always put the root note as a first slice.
Put as much as "root notes" as it needs in your sequence; we might wanna hear the note you're playin.
Then put some "not-so-random" note in your sequence. I mean that some choices are better than other and that's why you should make your own mind while the loop you're working on is playing."Good choices" are often the same note directly played an octave higher then an octave lower then replay the note but considerin some other random notes too ! ;)






EDIT :

Thanks for the link ! 
Really interesting will take a look, totally different from how I work.

wiii i'm getting there:
dl.dropbox.com/u/7187819/acid.mp3
just a tryout, not much variation, don't expect miracles ^^

Nice try, I would see sicker acidlines ... push the tempo or slice them smaller (are you in 1/16 ?)

nope, 1/8th, but bpm is 200-ish, 16th notes is just to quick at that speed, at least if you use the matrix, wich i did. prolly will start using the sequencer instead, so i can variate between 8th and 16th notes

guys,

why don't you use the Rebirth V2 ; it's the real thing
with the Rebirth input  on the Reason Rack you R ready 2 freak out!
the TB303 (clone) in Rebirth makes it so easy to pattern for real acied traks...
jay 

rebirth, its free, nice sound, the best tb software clone imo!
you can rewire it, so really easy to use in reason.

acid lines are usualy 16ths with occasional slide notes of one octave where the first note of the slide has more velocity (then you get the typical "taw" sound)