Is there a way to take Trombone Long Fall and make this "fall" a Unison Saxes fall? If not, is there a way to get this fall other than using the Pitch Bend wheel set to 12? Using the wheel doesn't give me the good sound of the fall in the keyboard's Trombone Long Fall. I am quite surprised they didn't include this sound on the KN7000 for the unison saxes as well.

Thanks,

nsr007

I'm sure it is possible, using the sound editing facilty in the KN7000, to produce a 'fall' sound on the Unison Saxes. The 'new' sound could then be stored in Sound Memory. I'm not near my KN7000 at present, but I'll have a look the Trombone Long Fall tomorrow and see how it is implemented. It could be that the particular sound is a direct sample of a real Trombone, executing the 'fall' in which case, it won't show up as a pitch change, when the sound is copied in to the editor.
Bear in mind that Saxes cannot execute the same kind of large continuous pitch slide possible on a Trombone.
Could be why that option is not present in the Unison Saxes

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Willum

[This message has been edited by bruno123 (edited 01-28-2006).]

I've had a look at the Trombone Long Fall sound and it is, as I suspected, within the original sampled sound.
A similar effect could be achieved on any of the sustained sounds, such as Trumpet, Sax, Strings etc. by editing the Pitch Envelope, using the KN7000 editing facility. However, it would require quite a bit of time and experimentation and in the end, may not sound too good

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Willum

Thanks, guys for your valued thoughts on this. I am able to do it fairly well using the pitch bend wheel set at 12.

Do understand that I am doing this on occasion only when working in COMPOSER. When normally playing the keyboard, I use the foot pedal set to glide.

nsr007