Blah Blah Cafe, the Jean-Michel Jarre forum

[juanito]

Hi,

I have loss a URL who has a mid pattern of the oxygene part 4 MP7 rythm.

Has some one this URL?

Thanks

[Jakob BC]

It's actually not that difficult to figure out if you give it some time

[GeeJee]

Is it really necessary to ask every single thing?

It would be different if you would come up with something and say.. well, I tried but I can't get this and that right.

Add to that, I'm pretty confident that even if we would tell you everything, you would still have questions.

Oh, and before you come up with.. "I don't remember how to wipe my butt"- We don't know either

NO OFFENCE

As for the Oxy4 rhythm,
Here's some info (google) http://www.geocities.com/gpseed/korg.html
And the Oxy4 thing is just a basic Slow Rock pattern in 6/8 time signature, sped up.
Play any kiddie-keyboard, pick 'slow rock', speed it up.. and off you go

[Finaero]

Here's the one I have

[juanito]

Well,

The problem is not about asking for all thing i can't do. I have done Jarre covers since 10 years and try to "perfect" them. And if i have something to share i would be the first to do it.

But i understand people who has work hundred hours around a cover and who don't like to give his "basis" matter.

May be answer of my request is on this forum... forum who sometime a mess for found something...

Regards

[Jakob BC]

Actually I don't think it's because people won't share. It's more because you should try making it or trying to search on google yourself before asking, otherwise there would quickly be a lot of questions to answer
There is nothing wrong in discussing how some sounds are made. It's just that it can quickly become too much.
Some time ago I worked on some minipops patterns with a drummachine just for fun. I simply sad down and listened to Oxygene 4 (I think or whatever), and tried to figure out the pattern. Just do that with each sound. If you have problems then ask. That's usually a respected way of doing things.
Back in the schooldays, my father sometimes helped me with the homework, however he only wanted to help if I was stuck in some of the assignments. A lame example, but it's a damn efficient process of working out problems on your own in the length

[juanito]

Right... it's the way i would take... just that i have spent a lot of time looking on google... finally i will analyse patterns sample and reproduce them on my sequencer with each drum sound...

[juanito]

Well, i found my midifile on my file system... should I share it? or not?

[JPQ]

I must say one idea for covers made unique not jarre clone sound.

[olivier_0001]

i have the midfile with oxygene drum pattern, here your have the drums extract. Enjoy
you found the name of each sound (quijada, bass drum, hh, ..) per track.
i used this to drive my sampler S-760. but now I prefer to try to midifing the MP7.

do you use a sampler ?

MP7 drum pattern