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E-EFX III- Listing ™ E-EFX III Tele-trax™ Disc #198 “Lite Electronics” Electronic Digital Sound Effects Library 22 1 The Wave :06 3 “Slide” :13 UsingTELE-TRAX™ 2 Lite Jet Stream :03 4 “Quickie” :03 Each disc in the MAX-EFX and E-EFX libraries has its 3 Space Ship drop :03 59 1 Ac. Gtr. “Supension” :09 23 1 Icecicle Pan :08 2 ”Wrap” :06 own 5 digit TELE-TRAX™ code. The first 3 digits desig- 2 Long Seq. Climb :08 3 ”Arpeggio II” :07 nate the disc itself while the last 2 digits identifies an 3 Short Seq Climb :05 4 ”Calico” :22 individual track. To listen to a track on E-EFX III, for 24 1 Long Down Seq :08 LITE MUSIC TRANSITIONS example, punch in "198" for the disc followed by the 2 Low fast pan :04 60 1 Country 1 “Modern Country” 3 Climbing pan seq. :06 maj/resolve :10 track number shown below (do not use index num- 25 1 Alien Alert :12 61 1 Country 2 “Lopin’ Modern” bers). Remember Tracks 1-9 on any disc require a 2 Star Trax :12 maj/resolve :10 "0" (e.g. Track 9 is punched "09"). 3 Building to Explosion :12 62 1 Country 3 “Acoustic Guitar” 26 1 Repeating logo :11 Fast-Slow sus. :13 2 Tension :13 63 1 Country 4 “Bo’s Ditty” maj/resolve :15 3 Haywire Satellite :12 64 1 Country 5 “Strait Ahead” Trk Index Title Time 27 1 Bell fusion :04 maj/resolve :15 LITE NOISES 2 Bell tree cluster :04 65 1 Country 6 “Piano Boogie” sus. :12 01 1 Bell gliss up :03 3 Bell spike :02 66 1 Country 7 “Acoustic Lte” slow/sus. :14 2 Bell gliss down :04 28 1 Air rush :02 67 1 Country 8 “Short ‘N Sweet” 3 Bell gliss up & down :05 2 Wind meld :02 maj/resolve :09 02 1 Air harp up :03 3 Air sweep :09 68 1 Country 9 “Fast Ac. Gtr” 2 Air harp down :03 29 1 Backward to Bell :03 maj/resolve :09 3 Air harp up & down :06 2 Zip/Gliss :03 69 1 Lite AC 1 “Sexy Sax” slow/sus. :07 03 1 Arpeggio #1 :07 3 Zip to “Bah” :02 70 1 Lite AC 2 “Fluid Transition” 2 Suspense arpeggio :12 30 1 Thin lazer pan :02 semi-resolve :08 2 Climbing arpeggio :06 2 Lite lazer :02 71 1 Lite AC 3 “Hanging Transition” sus. :09 04 1 Long bubble up :04 3 Bells up :05 72 1 Lite AC 4 “Lite Latin”sus. :10 2 Long bubble down :04 31 1 Portamento up :07 73 1 Lite AC 5 “Lite ‘N Funky” 3 Long bubble up&down :05 2 Air zap pan :03 maj/resolve :14 05 1 Short bubble down :03 3 Low air zap :02 74 1 Lite AC 6 “Mysterious” sus. :14 2 Short bubble up :03 32 1 EWI 3 note logo :03 75 1 Lite AC 7 “Fast-Slow” sus. :13 3 Short bubble down & up :04 2 EWI 3 note #2 :04 76 1 Lite AC 8 “Breathy-Bellzy 06 1 Synth run 1 (EWI) :04 3 EWI 3 note #3 :03 Transition” maj/resolve :16 2 Synth run 2 (EWI) :03 33 1 EWI logo vs.1 :02 77 1 Lite AC 9 “Oboe/Pno Transition” 3 Synth run 3 (EWI) :04 2 EWI logo vs.2 :02 maj/resolve :13 07 1 Synth run 4 (EWI) :08 3 EWI logo vs.3 :03 78 1 Lite AC 10 “Lite Jazz Waltz Bridge” 2 Synth run 5 (EWI) :04 LITE AMBIANCES fade :32 3 Synth run 6 (EWI) :04 34 1 Outdoor ambiance #1 :14 79 1 Lite AC 11 “Soprano sax 08 1 Synth run 7 (EWI) :04 35 1 Outdoor ambiance #2 :44 Melancholy” sus. :07 2 Synth run 8 (EWI) :03 36 1 Outdoor ambiance #3 :30 80 1 Lite AC 12 “Oboe/Pno Transition” 3 Synth run 9 multi efx (EWI) :19 37 1 Seascape ambiance #1 :34 maj/resolve :07 09 1 Gong Swell Pad :13 38 1 Seascape ambiance #2 :31 81 1 Lite AC 13 “Night Scene w/sfx 2 Breathy Loop Pad :09 39 1 Seascape ambiance #3 :31 Transition” sus/resolve :12 3 Spacey Drone :11 40 1 Jungle ambiance :31 82 1 Lite AC 14 “Muted Trumpet Funky 10 1 Low Dramatic Pad :20 41 1 Moonscape ambiance :36 ÇJazz Transition” maj/resolve :07 2 Low Breathy-Analog :09 42 1 Claustorphobic ambiance :36 83 1 Lite AC 15 “Muted Trumpet Funky 3 Low Reedy -Analog :10 43 1 Hight tech ambiance #1 :37 Jazz Stinger” maj/resolve :03 11 1 Analog-Shimmer :10 44 1 Hight tech ambiance #2 :32 84 1 New Age Contemp 1 2 Slow Rise w/sparkle :09 45 1 Hight tech ambiance #3 :30 “Anticipation Arpeggio” sus. :10 3 Slow low logo tag :08 SOLO INSTRUMENTS 85 1 NAC 2 “Pno/Fretless Bass Transition” 12 1 Slow arpeggio pan :06 46 1 Sitar-harp down to resolution :09 maj/resolve :10 2 Oriental like pad :11 2 Light bell down to resolution :10 86 1 NAC 3 “Lite Classical Pno/Guitar 3 Panning New Age Seq. :18 47 1 Whimsical: xylo-bell to resolution :04 Transition” maj/resolve :13 13 1 Filter Sweep 1:06 2 Low pad to bell tree :16 87 1 NAC 4 “Latin Lite w/solo guitar 2 Filter Sweep 2:09 48 1 Harp gliss & lite whoosh :03 Transition” maj/resolve :13 3 Filter Sweep :08 2 Alto sax lick #1 :03 88 1 NAC 5 “Sequencer Transition” fade :21 14 1 Pedal tone Piano :17 49 1 Alto sax lick #2 :03 89 1 NAC 6 “Rain Forest Transition” fade :20 2 Pedal tone Spooky :11 2 Alto sax lick #3 :05 90 1 Whimsical 1 “Old Timey Clarinet” 3 Pedal tone Analog :10 50 1 Alto sax lick #4 :03 maj/resolve :12 15 1 Lite Whoosh :03 2 Alto sax lick #5 :05 91 1 Whimsical 2 “Bloozy Clarinet” 2 Long Lite Whoosh :03 51 1 Alto sax lick #6 :04 maj 9th/resolve :11 3 Lite Zap Hit :03 2 Alto sax lick #7 :07 92 1 Whimsical 3 “Lopin’ The Mule” 16 1 Lite Whoosh flow :02 52 1 Pno “Jazz Closer” :07 humorous resolve :12 2 Lite Whoosh w/trail :02 2 Pno “Walkdown” :07 93 1 Whimsical 4 “Bear-In-The- 3 Light Flibber :04 53 1 Pno “Classical” :09 Honey-Jar” humorous sus. :05 17 1 Metallic Lite #1 :04 2 Pno “Floyd C.” :10 94 1 Lite Rock 1 “Driving Groove” 2 Metallic Light #2 :03 54 1 Pno “Rock” :07 med. fast/sus. :14 3 Metallic Lite #3 :02 2 Pno “TV Show” :12 95 1 Lite Rock 2 “Pop Rock Guitar 18 1 Lite “Saaah” zap :02 3 Pno “Light Pop” :09 & Drums” maj/resolve :15 2 Lite “Cha” :02 55 1 Pno “Jazz Run” :05 96 1 Lite Rock 3 “New Jack Drums” :30 3 Lite “Aah” :02 2 Pno “Latin” :09 97 1 Lite Rock 4 “Hip Hop Drums” :31 19 1 Sparkle 1:03 3 Pno “Cascade” :07 98 1 Lite Rock 5 “Rock Drums 1” :30 2 Sparkle 2:02 56 1 Pno “New Age” :12 99 1 Lite Rock 6 “Rock Drums 2” :30 3 Sparkle 3:03 2 Pno “Honky Tonk” :18 20 1 Sparkle 4:04 3 Pno “60’s Rock” :16 2 Sparkle 5:03 57 1 Ac. Gtr. “Gentle” :07 3 Sparkle 6 :04 2 “Bayou” :05 21 1 Drum gliss :03 3 “Closer” :08 2 Flapper Pan :03 4 “Country” :12 3 Rolling Balls :03 58 1 Ac. Gtr. “Arpeggio” :10 2 “Folk” :11.
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