wew
playing with every single knob on the pulv except:
on/off switches
monophone/polyphone
ALL lfo settings
lp/lp and lp/hp
osc 1 and 2 sync
keyboard tracking
OSC 3 Panorama
OSC 1 Octave
OSC 2 Tune
i STILL dont know how to use the pulv, so experimenting will be good for me. i was REALLY surprised with some of the sounds i got out of this 4 note pattern. i also detuned it alot to make it more interesting than it already is which isnt much at all.
enjoy! (or not) ;)
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Okay, I have to take this apart. So much awesome.
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Woah, that technique at 1.20 ... I have to remember that.
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have you heard of hlecktro tutorials?
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thank you everyone! yeah, i dont know how to use the pulv but i do agree that the way waveforms are controlled are very simplistic...with the hb you get like a ton of waveforms but with the pulv you get 5 and the inbetween sounds which are really amazing. i prefer the heisenberg but im DETERMINED to learn how to use the pulv! this was just poking around with knobs and stuff. ;)
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Inspiring experiment...I also prefer the pulv before the heisen It has just so much more warmth ;)
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cool work :)
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Just very good :) (I had a comment of like half a page, but the server didn't work or something and i'm way too lazy to write it again)
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Dude this is sweet man! I have already switched to the heisenberg, but that's not necessary, this is amazing!
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thank you both! :)
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The pulverisateur is the best! (: When you really get down to it, analog is so awesome... yes digital appears to have more functionality and a wider range of sound...but my goodness the good 'ol pulv can create some gorgeous sounds too!
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I'm always wondering when audiotool will add something new that I can scratch my head over :)
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haha thank you even though its just an experiment. :)
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amazing, especially at the end.
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wow at the end it sounds like its getting bitcrushed....ill have to check out whats going on there.
