Sound Example: Katta_Peer_Machines

Do you like DIRT? Put Ynzn's Click'n'Pop into an AuxBus Send, rightclick on the Send and go to Set Channel, click on "Set Input" to make bus 1 go to AuxSend. THEN, get Ynzn's Remote Gate and rightclick on it to make bus 1 go to RemGate. Set the gate to short attack and release and anything you put through it gets cut up into tiny bits!

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Katta_Peer_Machines_fun	Date: 2004-02-12	Author: Katta	Viewed 2368 times
Inspired of the BDT stuff round here, I felt urged to send some automation/triggering/lfo-ing stuff. -Klanglab's a little derivation of the old "computer-room" sounds. Don't get irritated: everythin's triggered by Peer LFOs, so the sound starts without pushing play. -LFO Infector uses automation on several parameters of a Infector: kinda modular sample & hold. -Syn Drums & yn drums Tupl & triggerfest are (sometimes redundant) contributions to the multiseq discussion: severral synths are used in a drumbox style, i.e. one single Sgrid pattern triggers up to six different synths simutaneously. The drummings may be crappy, though the potential of using Sgrid this way may become clear: drummings with one interface/pattern, hybrid sounds etc. Have fun
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BTDSys Peer Machines have so many uses, these example files by Katta really show the extremes of what you can achieve ... hehe Klanglab is cool, the machines play themselves :) 2004-02-20 by noolout (Voted 5 for this review!)

BTDSys Peer Machines have so many uses, these example files by Katta really show the extremes of what you can achieve ... hehe Klanglab is cool, the machines play themselves :) 2004-02-20 by noolout (Voted 9 for this review!)