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Anyone can help me with that sequence? There are moments thar I can't hear what notes are played

Id you can find Jote anywhere, he probably know it, I think he made a recording where he was playing the solo.

i'm talking about industrielle 3 not overture

Argh sorry, I don't know how I didn't see that, my mind must have been slow on that time.

I tried to play it. I used 'D50 Lead' patch from Nostalgia. I added LFO sine 'linked' to pitch and set a few values (LFO freq, pitch scale etc.) to get a little tremolo and now it sounds a bit closer to 'Grittarr'. No matter - I tried to play it. It's easy, but provided that you don't mean something similar to 'glissando down', starting at 2'46'', when you have to play it much faster and you can't hear the lower notes of this sound because of string chords coming louder. There I had problems. I tried also to record myself playing but at this moment it's rather impossible to place my camera in good enough point to reach the whole keyboard without my hand holding the camera

Yes, this solo is nor so hard but on 2:46 i can't hear what notes are played

I think the notes are B, A, G, E, D. Just try to play like glissando but don't forget to go 2 (played) notes back. I mean sth like: B4...A4-G4-E4-A4-G4-E4-D4-B3-E4-D4-B3-A3-G3-B3-A3-G3-E3-D3-G3-E3-D3-B2-A2-D3..... Something like playing 5 notes 'down' (except at the beginning, as you can see) and going back 2 notes 'up' to play 5 notes 'down' and so on. This way you'll get two next notes before you 'go back', so you should finally get the G1 note. Stop here and then play a few notes 'up'. It sounds complicated, but you must count on your intuition. Playing it as fast as in the original might be difficult. If you go back to early or too late, don't worry - I think it will still sound good
Mike

I worked a bit for you but I have very few free time these days.

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