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breaks, but if rapid constant tweaks it won't work as good. mmm that need a more complex bi-sampler
setup ideally, toggling on one to break while the other still rec input. mmm ok some coffee night and debugging spider wires in
perspective like i like them
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yeah, it needs a temp buffer that constantly rec. that's what i did with a one bar buffer. used the sampler set to "circular buffer" and retrig the rec each bar via a tiny stop so im sure the loop is one bar (as also sampler is sync on bar) and so it refresh the wavform display only each new bar but internally it rec and overide constantly the previous loop/buffer with incoming audio,wich is different than clearing and re recing each bar, that would have holes while recording.
so indeed the first time it's engaged on opening the patch, can 't reverse ie the first step, but once the buffer has been filled once, as being then circular you can then reverse anytime up to one bar,( also here i got still something to fix relating that,
as i got some occasional pauses, but globally work like a charm) and while being very simple it's very effective.
I did the test replacing with a grain sampler today, and while it was really cool to add grain
stuff when breaking of the random slicer, the reverse function would not working stable, as being really linked to grain settings.
so it can reverse real time but only at default grain settings wich is less interesting then. on the other side giving nice textures..
So i hesitate to make a 2nd normal sampler for the reverse, and keep a grainy slicer, or make only one that do booth but normal to save cpu.. mmm the good old dilemna
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"Update: added trigger indicator LEDs and on off switches next to each sequencer (suggested by nay-seven). Fixed various buss conflicts. step sequencers colors tweaked to be easier on the eye."
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here, the transient detection is not perfect but enough functionnal, i filtered on 3 bands for better resulyts.
i don't know for the grain reverse, here i started using a normal sampler, (at the end of your Fx chain as a new insert). at half of patching i tried to change to a grain sampler but don't know why it didn't work as i wanted, i probably forgot some wires or settingz and i went lost. so i went back to previous wksp, i can have real time reverse ,or some scratch attemps but i will re investigate with grain sampler tomorrow it may allow nicer thingz.
the pb is as usal i went speed unorganized hard webby untill it work, cause making "a circular buffer of markers" was quite
a challenge harder than i thought, there is maybe an easier technique, but it took me a while to figure how to get that.
first messed with scripts with fail, and it returned to a good old spider web patching, but working at the end.
. anyway now i know it can work. but it's a total mess lol
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It's quite logic and well patched.
I already remixed a bit, dark skin version with the extra live tweak layer i had in mind , still some work,
but i could get the auto slicer circular buffer stuff working im happy, it can auto put slices on transients detections
and random the slice orders.
also add a reversor or instant reverse and experimental scratch (but this one if far from being perfect yet
).it's very cool cause that exactly what i wanted to build over my rex experiments and it's magically already done,
and well done, so that's perfect.
here a prev of my nu rmx
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Your new module sounds promising. I look forward to it. I tried to make it easy to add/exchange modules. some parts might be a little messy but im sure you can understand it.
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to distinguish on and off value, i find it nice to quicly see . cool. but well that's subjective tastes
yeah we can definirely make some great fx with usine
this one is a really cool device, will definitely use and tweak.
im working on a module for it, kind or real time slicer/random. just start to get good basis working but still lot of work.
basically there is a circular buffer recorder of one bar and it auto put slices markers when deteting peaks, if engage break,
crossfade from real audio to the buffer and randomise slices/reverse. kind of my loopmasher but simplified and realtime, i think they will give great results together..
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Actually the global seq is not a matrix. I decided not to use one because of the current issues with its memory management but did you notice that each global seq switch steps are the same color as its switch and panel? This was done to help identify. But maybe you have a better idea? Thanks for your interest.i would also add caption on matrix to clearly see wich
line is what fx, or maybe colors like effectrix to quick identify?
I was quite surprised myself actually. It really shows what usine can do and that is why I had to share.it sounds as good if not better than effectrix/glitch,
please feel free to share any ideas and suggestions. And thanks again to those that took the time to check this out.
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i got only some litlle sugg but man can easy adapt for it's needs:
i will personally add a step sequencer for the gate speed so in a same loop can have various values like 1/8 1/16 ect
also i love the fact once you click a cell it show you what fx it is, but i would also add caption on matrix to clearly see wich
line is what fx, or maybe colors like effectrix to quick identify?.
but they are just details overall im really surprised of the quality of the beast!, it sounds as good if not better than effectrix/glitch,
quite low cpu here less than 1percent!, works on realtime and the most great tweakable/modular, design is cool too...
in other word a masterpiece!
keep the great job!
edit: yeah after playing from a while with it it's really juicy good! thanks. remotivated me for a simple realtime auto-rex slicer/randomizer module attempt.
they would make an awesome combo!
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Statistics: Posted by senso — 19 Nov 2010, 13:52
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Congrats soundmind...
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Thanks for sharing, I can see this add-on being well used
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maybe one suggestion : the on/off button for each effect can be always visible ?, ( maybe on the side of his seq or up his visible button ) could be great to quickly enable/disable one..?
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"Transformer is a complete tempo synced sound transformation system which can turn ordinary loops and sequences into new and interesting ones at the touch of a button. It works by taking an input audio stream and “painting” it with various effects in sync with the global tempo.
You will need to download and install the filter pack by Martin Eastwood for the filter section to work. "
open the included wkp and use the conductor to hear some examples.
The wiki page can be found here: http://www.sensomusic.com/wiki/doku.php ... ransformer
"Update: added trigger indicator LEDs and on off switches next to each sequencer (suggested by nay-seven). Fixed various buss conflicts. step sequencers colors tweaked to be easier on the eye."
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