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Slide technique on MIDI

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Ok, might sound pretty dumb...but here we go: How can I create a slide effect when writing (for example) a bass line on MIDI? ------------------------------- BTW: What's the name of that kind of organ which is played in the beggining of the "Superstitous" song by Steve Wonder? Thanks!


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25.11.23 - 04:54:06
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If I understand your second question correctly, he played a Hohner Clavinet C. The D6 replaced the model C, and when I saw him in concert he was playing a customized Clavinet D6.


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25.11.23 - 05:02:33
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Damn, you're right! Fine control's almost impossible to achieve. CC's work okay for the occasional effect, though. Well MIDI feature requests abound - some day could be helpful, BTW (though not perfect)


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25.11.23 - 05:10:19
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is a video which examines the multiple clav tracks from Superstition.




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25.11.23 - 05:16:17
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Slide/bend: Recently I have started rendering the midi tracks to audio and doing those techniques on an audio editor where I can draw the curve. Sounds ok, but the real challenge is to make it sound "natural"... I'll try automation, I have done it with wah-wah once, and it pretty handy. Hohner clavinet: I have found this soundfont pack which includes a Hohner Clavinet, I haven't tested it yet (I'm at the office...) but I would like to share it anyway. OH MY GOD HOME RECORDING IS SO MUCH FUN!




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25.11.23 - 05:25:13
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Are you trying to get that KC and the Sunshine Bands' PBend D6 thing happening from " Get Down Tonight."...?




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25.11.23 - 05:30:19
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some good examples of real clavinet whammy bar action (scroll down to see the videos)




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25.11.23 - 05:40:50
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