Here are full tutorials on loop sinth and pitch looping/plooping. It's both cool stuff and it could be combined with effects for more expression.Quote:
Originally Posted by psyEDk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2rz5kcSXAQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iy96Al2iEcQ
Been silent on this one due to one hell of a month of gigs and such.. But it's still in the works.. I've been trying to program what I could and been testing some things, but haven't been able to really work on the main sections I've been wanting to. The plooper/loop synth mapping is going to be my favorite part, but also it's been the most intense.. Sadly, I also lost my test mapping recently and lost nearly half of the work I put in programming things. Starting back on this as we speak though.
Ouch man!Quote:
Originally Posted by TreTuna
Nothing I hate more than glitches causing me to lose digital work.
I have most everything i'm working on backed up to about 3 different cloud services these days.
Those vids up above are wicked. The pLooper gets me thinking though .. with Maschine's 4x4 trigger pads, you could theoretically map out 16 'cue' triggers doubled up with direct key knob values to play properly tuned semitones. That's 1+1/3 octaves to play with right there!
Wow, the mind boggles :D
Bringing this back from the grave, been a long 6 months, but work has begun again! Stewe's FX thread has reawakened my desire to get this finished!
will this work for the mk2 when you are finished.
Most of it "should" though there might be a few differences. Once I get the main things ironed out I'll make a .ncm file for an MKII as well and let you guys test it.
Also, hope to upgrade my MKI to an MKII at some point, so I'm going to make this as transferrable as possible.