Marcelo, Take the sounds that you already have, and apply cutoff and attack and release filters to them. This will usually tailor any of your bass sounds to sound very smooth and thumpy, without being muddy. The piano sounds, usually have a lot to do with how you play the keys, what velocity and stuff. The samples and getting them is one thing, but the playing them and changing the filters of the sounds, is the other thing. Also, try a little processing around them, added and taking away reverb and stuff, just to find something the "lushes" out the sound. I write and produce R&B and hip hop, and thats pretty much what I do, but It did take me a while to tailor the sound out to the way I wanted them, and whenever i get a new module (ala Proteus 2000) I still have to tweak the sounds, there is no getting away from this. One more thing on drum tracks, try to double up sounds on snare, so that its not so dry, and get a really nice kick sound, not to low, not to high, and eq it out a little. Rae -----Original Message----- From: Marcelo [mailto:slamprodussa@...] Sent: Sunday, October 31, 1999 10:38 PM To: Logic Users Subject: [LUG] OT : Rhodes sounds Please !!! I don't know how to create or simulate them ... From: "Marcelo" <slamprodussa@...> I need those jazzy ultra soft rhodes like Brandy's and A Tribe called Quest and othe million of R&B and Hip Hop names ... Thanx, Mark [Attachments have been removed from this message]