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Im lookin for sounds of the song Everybody Wants to rules the world for NS 4

Searching the forum is a good place to start. Not sure if anyone has released a NS4 program, though here's a thread with some NS3 programs and pointers to other sounds...you'd be able to at least find some samples you could load into your NS4 and some help with how others have approached this song.

nord-stage-3-programs-ns3p-files-f32/everybody-wants-to-rule-the-world-t19727.html#p153074

Thanks !

Hi Paul, I've made a ns4-program for my cover-band...

I like the approach of Eric from patchfoundry (www.patchfoundry.com) - he uses some rules:
- only use the internal sound (for the most needs they will work)
- only use one program

I-ve created this sound on my own with this rules.
It can be done with the helpful layer-scene-II-function. But in this example also by morphing in the brassy part of the synth-sound with the wheel.
I only use the two-time-split:
lower part - piano-like accomp (with morphing brass to fatten up)
upper part - choir-like sound

The layer-II is used to make the synth-solo (last part of the song) a little more remarkable (adding a bit of perc-organ and a solo-synth-layer).

You can hear all three part in the small (and live played) attached mp3; only a bit of EZ-Drummer3-shuffle is added... - hope you like it.
I've also attached the program...

Cheers
Tim

• everbody_rule_ns4.mp3

I DLed it and can see the piano parts and synth c part named but no mention of synth a and synth b sample. what were/are they?

Hi ovrdrvn,
I don't understand the problem - just load the attached .ns4 program - then you get all your wanted information directly from your ns4-panel...
I try to use only the delivered samples and piano tones that are installed when you purchase a device...

greetz
Tim

Great service with that sound example. It may be worth considering the legal issue with such a piece of music, though: It may be better for the forum owner and/or for you if you provide a shorter piece of music with your next sample or program.

ok, I'll keep it in mind for further posts...