Patches for some 80s cover songs for Nautilus/Kronos

[Frank P]

Hi all. Just purchased a Nautilus and I am playing in a 80s tribute band. Looking to see if anybody out there can help me with some pcg or sound suggestions for the following songs. Any help would be deeply appreciated

Bon Jovi. Living on a prayer
Bon Jovi You give love a bad name
Bon Jovi Bad Medicine
Blonde Call Me
Whitesnake. Here I go again
Lover boy Working for the weekend
Journey. Don’t stop believing synth parts

Thanks

 

[happyrat1]

Once you get the hang of your gear, synth sound design becomes relatively easy.

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=nautilus+sound+design+software

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=sound+design+software

With the tools currently available you should be able to create any sound you'd like.

How many sound engines on a Nautilus? 11? 13?

How many thousand presets?

Chances are all you need to do is tweak a few existing sounds. Change the envelopes and add some FX and you have most pop synth sounds from the last 60 years.

Start with something that sounds close and play with the parameters

Gary

 

[Dan Stesco]

Hi all. Just purchased a Nautilus and I am playing in a 80s tribute band. Looking to see if anybody out there can help me with some pcg or sound suggestions for the following songs. Any help would be deeply appreciated

Bon Jovi. Living on a prayer
Bon Jovi You give love a bad name
Bon Jovi Bad Medicine
Blonde Call Me
Whitesnake. Here I go again
Lover boy Working for the weekend
Journey. Don’t stop believing synth parts

Thanks

If still need that titles please let me know. I could make that combis. Please write me at (e-mail address removed)

 

[RedEyeC]

Working For The Weekend... Now that's a blast from the past - used to use a Cry Baby wah in that simple, but effective lead. A strong vocal like Mike Reno or Steve Perry has to be the most influential presence on any of these songs.