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I LIKE this... I’ll often use Riffer pointed at a synth to create a phrase. Running it through WOV and ‘verbing it breaks up Riffer’s monotony. Worth every penny.
Powerful, but easy control over: slope (from square/stutter, to smooth), and a (Host) of musical modulation (randomization, input envelope as mod source, stereo modulation, rhythmic patterns to more chaotic, etc). It can get in almost granular territory.
It’s more like a complex stereo lfo than like a rhythmic gating device, though it can do that too.
I'm sure many in this thread already know, but for those who might miss it, worth pointing out that TTAP by the same dev was just released today. Two incredible creative tools - can't wait for more of K-Devices' stuff to be ported.
Don’t forget Shaper: smart audio destroyer
Indeed, also a great app.
Curious, what synth apps are you using in this? Thought I saw Zeeon but wrong icon.
@Jmousseau72 there’s one I didn’t recognize, but the others were Mela, Factory, and that Audiokit bass synth.
Let me check. Hmm I think
Let me know if that works for you
Thanks, I was confusing effect icons there. Beautiful work!
Compared both WOV and Perforator, which people are talking here about its similarities.
Also, made a demo for WOV earlier this week.
Now there is Koshiba too.
You're right