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Blip Box - Drum Synth by Sketch Audio (Released)

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  • watari_banzaiwatari_banzai

    @Slush said:
    I really hope the dev will do an upgrade, there was also a ‘pan per voice’ announcement from the dev a while ago, but so far nothing. Blip Box has so much potential, it really is a fantastic electro thing but it could use some deeper controls for making claps and better hats/cymbals. Maybe some fx as well.

    Oof, I didn't even realize it hadn't been updated in two years. No regrets, though. I got it on sale and it's a nice complement to Ruismaker Noir and Gadget's Tokyo.

  • stimstim

    Very late to this party.I like the concept and sound of blip box, but it could really do with an update. Yes, pan controls, but also an assignable lfo per voice would open it up to a world of new sounds.

    Also, it doesn't seem to respond to velocity. I see a pad velocity option in the settings but this doesn't seem to work either.

    Just throwing it out there....

  • GrandbearGrandbear

    @stim said:
    Also, it doesn't seem to respond to velocity. I see a pad velocity option in the settings but this doesn't seem to work either.

    There's a second velocity option in the Synth section to make the engine react to it. From the manual:

    Velocity Mode: Sets the way the synth engine responds to MIDI velocity. There are three modes: level, brightness, and both. Level mode affects only the gain of each drum. Brightness mode enables a set of dynamic filters that make the drum sounds darker at lower velocities. Both mode does both. ;)

  • stimstim

    @Grandbear said:

    @stim said:
    Also, it doesn't seem to respond to velocity. I see a pad velocity option in the settings but this doesn't seem to work either.

    There's a second velocity option in the Synth section to make the engine react to it. From the manual:

    Velocity Mode: Sets the way the synth engine responds to MIDI velocity. There are three modes: level, brightness, and both. Level mode affects only the gain of each drum. Brightness mode enables a set of dynamic filters that make the drum sounds darker at lower velocities. Both mode does both. ;)

    Ahhhh, now I see it. Thanks!

  • GrandbearGrandbear

    @stim said:

    @Grandbear said:

    @stim said:
    Also, it doesn't seem to respond to velocity. I see a pad velocity option in the settings but this doesn't seem to work either.

    There's a second velocity option in the Synth section to make the engine react to it. From the manual:

    Velocity Mode: Sets the way the synth engine responds to MIDI velocity. There are three modes: level, brightness, and both. Level mode affects only the gain of each drum. Brightness mode enables a set of dynamic filters that make the drum sounds darker at lower velocities. Both mode does both. ;)

    Ahhhh, now I see it. Thanks!

    You're welcome! I do wish it was handled as its own modulator, though, or at least as a per-patch setting

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