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Great set of videos. Was the last one using the ring modulation inside Beatcutter?
Another experiment from myself.
Ah man the vocalist I work with is gonna lose his shit over this
Thanks, I let it randomise the fx, I paid more attention here to things like triggers, playback speed sequence lengths, and delay times, but a lot of that kind of sound can also come from the bitmasking. I did a kind of meditative sound bath listening to this for about an hour, just letting it morph, was a great afternoon 😛
You get a really nice groove going here, I’m guessing that you were using some of the synth unprocessed by Beatcutter, as well as some of the beats?
It is so fun to just play around with one instance of this processing various sung or spoken word you throw at it, great fun
Thanks, Future drummer for drums and an Axon, the rest Beatcutter. Slowly get my head aroung triggers and the fact that they can be triggered by other sources.
First update is out. Not a major one yet, but a few significant things -
Not bad. Igor King 👑 I enjoyed the app so much lately. Maybe my favorite. Thanks @Gavinski to make me change my mind❤️
@Samu This one looks like all your requests baked into one monster app
I changed my mind too. This app annoyed me so much initially that I almost didn't review it, remember. Now I absolutely love it!
If you follow my twitter you will see I have posted some very musical things using this there recently. I would now say I understand it very well, but only because I read and reread the manual and spent an absolute shitload of time with it. It's very early days for this app, it takes a long time to learn and I'm guessing that very few people know how to use it well yet @ehehehe
Maybe it’s time for an advance tutorial 😉
Maybe, maybe....I avoid multi part vids in general as, sadly, they rarely get the views to justify the time taken, seriously diminishing returns. I’m considering it though.
Yeah lol, one man’s music is another man’s muck, as the saying goes 😂
That was really good.
@Philandering_Bastard definitely not gonna be threatening the top of the charts any time soon, but was a lot of fun to hear what it came up with here 😂
I just got this and it's a lot of fun. Reminds me of some of my Max/MSP patches. I kinda dig the interface honestly. The TMPL page feels like the main deck of a space ship
Of course, it could be presented with a more intuitive UI. But this makes me look less on the screen and listen more… an active listening device, as I would call it
How dependent is Beat Cutter with having a large sample library? I.e. does it come with a factory library like Exosphere does or is it mostly up to the user to create/provide their own? Interest piqued but lack the sound collection.
Dunno, I just threw in my own samples from the start. Are there even any? I'm looking… I just a had an INIT preset, no samples I guess
I think it's best to use these devices with your own samples. Then, you can also hear much better what they actually do. With ExoSphere right now, I often cant't recognise my own samples anymore. Cause there is not enough control to make them recognisable again. So, with this app I feel less in control compared to BeatCutter
My background is hacking/coding my own performative interfaces with Max/MSP/PureData/Arduino/RasPi, so I like more control and rather build my own stuff. But I appreciate having these inspiring tools on my iPad and being able to just fire them up, integrate them easily, and having a neat Interface without the hassle of building one myself.
As I mentioned before, the random sample switching of your own samples in particular folders, a feature that Exosphere is capable of, is pretty neat. And something I would put together with Max on my computer, usually
coming back to the sample thing: I think these two apps live from having good samples that you like and cherish, then throwing them into the blackbox and listening…
These apps are part of an iterative process for me. They mostly create samples that I then use with something else afterwards. But I must say, I had a great evening yesterday with BeatCutter just listening to what it does and thinking that would only need a pad and a little rythm and im done.
In the demos I have seen, people mostly throw in anything simple, maybe to show what it does to the sample. But BeatCutter and ExoSphere just sound better with a good, thick old patina of samples
You don't have to only use samples with BeatCutter, it excepts live input from 4 audio channels as well so any synth, sampler drum machine or groovebox etc can be feed into it.
@hacked_to_pieces @pseudophysics
Cool, thanks guys! Wonder if the exosphere samples are self contained or if I can use them across all of Igor’s apps. Have to check next time I’m around my iPad
Edit: self-contained in exosphere
@Samu Same….makes me feel like the chihuahua