Sirin Pads

Polyphonic, atmospheric or evolving textures using the Moog Sirin

ByPete Calandra

The story

I created a youtube video last year about creating polyphonic, atmospheric or evolving textures using the Moog Sirin. That video can be found here:

These are 10 programs created using that material. Some of the sounds take a while to unfold. Use the ReadMe file for more info!

Reviews

  • Love!

    beautiful. Some wonderful evolving pads for a contemplative mood and play. Well done and many thanks for sharing.

    โ€” Barry (Maximum Movement Theatre) on 14 October 2021
  • Too quiet but nice sounds

    The main issues with this instrument is that its EXTREMELY quiet and also the attack of the pads is really slow. I wish there was an option to change this for certain situations. Also for the first saw sound there is a kind of attack at the beginning of the sample that i dont like. Also since they're all pads all the nki's should just be in one instrument folder instead of each one in a different folder. Its not a huge deal but it would just be more convenient. Other than that the sound of these are pretty nice and spacey. I liked the sound of the second saw pad which didn't have that weird attack and was more mellow. Alot of these couldn't be used in an electronic or pop context because they're too slowly evolving but if your doing something spacey and want slow evolutions give it a try. You might need to throw a utility plugin on these to boost the gain too.

    โ€” septemberwalk on 28 October 2021
  • Evolving Ambience From A Moog...

    These long-evolving pads have a wonderful sound to them. The saw/square patches are my personal favourites. Admittedly the GUI could really benefit from an ADSR control the pads sound great!

    โ€” R.Treves on 21 October 2021
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