If I'm not wrong, when removing all elements except for the main synth, no bar sound the same despite the note-block repeats.
Method: Custom Feedback Delay.
since it didn't work, I've decided to do a custom feedback delay.
Mar 20, 15
@Inavon The bar-note doesn't change. what i mean is, if the gate sidechain is random, it will cancel some note out of the loop every time.
Mar 19, 15
o ye it's actually same random everytime buuhuu
Mar 19, 15
@Inavon try listening to the remix. It has better gate!
Mar 17, 15
thx, brb
Mar 17, 15
exited
Mar 17, 15
Can you exit it?
Mar 17, 15
n ono no ... not that loop... tHe signal loop. Wait... I'll save the invite for you to see
Mar 17, 15
If so, I've done it..not sure how well the gate works now..but hey
Mar 17, 15
do you want to cut out the 1/16 notes that play constantly?
Mar 17, 15
OH!! you want it to be a part of the original bar loop..and the delays to then loop the cut out noise?
Mar 17, 15
Not really sure what you mean by in the loop..I'll re-open and have a look at what you've changed
Mar 17, 15
@Cal Lycus Just checked it out... It wasn't really what I wanted. It's supposed to be in the loop.
I've also put it in the loop and I can still hear the 1/16 clickies.... But I think we're almost there?
using a splitter I took the sound, ran it through a slope on bandpass to select the desired frequencies to trigger the gate. The using an autofilter set that to move it's cut-off frequency so as to only sidechain at random. Then ran that through a couple of delay pedals for extra randomness. Finally connected to the sidechain of an inverted gate.
Mar 17, 15
Okay..just done it..it might not be exactly what you're after..but it kinda works
Mar 17, 15
had a new idea..will share the draft again with you asap
Mar 17, 15
Physically impossible..you can't trigger the gate to cut sounds at random without a sidechain..even then having it at perfect random would be tricky if not impossible in AT. I could do it in a couple of ways in ableton..but AT doesn't have the same tools..
This is not a mess at all.
since it didn't work, I've decided to do a custom feedback delay.
@Inavon The bar-note doesn't change. what i mean is, if the gate sidechain is random, it will cancel some note out of the loop every time.
o ye it's actually same random everytime buuhuu
@Inavon try listening to the remix. It has better gate!
thx, brb
exited
Can you exit it?
n ono no ... not that loop... tHe signal loop. Wait... I'll save the invite for you to see
If so, I've done it..not sure how well the gate works now..but hey
do you want to cut out the 1/16 notes that play constantly?
OH!! you want it to be a part of the original bar loop..and the delays to then loop the cut out noise?
Not really sure what you mean by in the loop..I'll re-open and have a look at what you've changed
@Cal Lycus Just checked it out... It wasn't really what I wanted. It's supposed to be in the loop. I've also put it in the loop and I can still hear the 1/16 clickies.... But I think we're almost there?
Hope it works for you in the way you wanted.
@Cal Lycus Nice work! :) I'll check it out.
using a splitter I took the sound, ran it through a slope on bandpass to select the desired frequencies to trigger the gate. The using an autofilter set that to move it's cut-off frequency so as to only sidechain at random. Then ran that through a couple of delay pedals for extra randomness. Finally connected to the sidechain of an inverted gate.
Okay..just done it..it might not be exactly what you're after..but it kinda works
had a new idea..will share the draft again with you asap
Physically impossible..you can't trigger the gate to cut sounds at random without a sidechain..even then having it at perfect random would be tricky if not impossible in AT. I could do it in a couple of ways in ableton..but AT doesn't have the same tools..