Find the video walkthrough here: https://youtu.be/Zna7-gyb-mo
Thank you aeiter for the advice!
going up from -1 octave at 50% : 53, 56, 59.5, 63, 67, 71, 75, 79, 84, 94.5, 100 (back to standard pitch)
from what i've tested the bloc also stretches out the samples, except it would skip what it couldn't play in time. i guess doing it like that would be useful in some cases but you can still pitch down stuff using machiniste without it skipping anything. stil not really sure why you would do it this way
With the machiniste you'd have an entire sample get stretched out. Simple melodies only need to have the grid on the rasselbock match each note, where as on the machiniste you'd have to figure out each note position by punching in the percentage beginning and end as well as loading the sample in multiple slots.
I've done the machiniste approach on this track fearless rot
It's great for single note samples, but not for anything more rhythmically complex.
ah better explanation lol
you can also use the machiniste
saw this on youtube i love it
Thanks for tutorial.. @naswalt
what benefit does it provide to using the machiniste? the machine is more flexible than the bock and more precise
Me who just uses the rasselbock for stop, stutter and gate effects :