Nerd alarm! I've tried out the envelopes that can be set to repeat mode.
Setup example:
1. Keep only OSC 1 volume, all others go to zero
2. Dial in fast attack and fast decay , no sustain and no release ... it should be only a little "impules"
3. Set env to repeat mode "free"
4. Set time to about a second ... could may be somehow refelct your tempo
5. Set the mod wheel to decrease the repeat time.
6. play a single note and slowly, very slowly open the mod wheel
Result:
It starts with impulses becoming more dense but very quickly it becomes a weird noise and a "tone". Just try it out. Combine with different FX ...
You can set the "curve" of the mod wheel to repeat time modulation in the nod matrix to "quadratic in" ... it helped a little to not go to fast into the chaos
Mind your ears. Use a Limiter! Use a Equalizer to cut the highs ... you gonna get plenty of them above 14khz when you open the mod wheel.
Setup example:
1. Keep only OSC 1 volume, all others go to zero
2. Dial in fast attack and fast decay , no sustain and no release ... it should be only a little "impules"
3. Set env to repeat mode "free"
4. Set time to about a second ... could may be somehow refelct your tempo
5. Set the mod wheel to decrease the repeat time.
6. play a single note and slowly, very slowly open the mod wheel
Result:
It starts with impulses becoming more dense but very quickly it becomes a weird noise and a "tone". Just try it out. Combine with different FX ...
You can set the "curve" of the mod wheel to repeat time modulation in the nod matrix to "quadratic in" ... it helped a little to not go to fast into the chaos
Mind your ears. Use a Limiter! Use a Equalizer to cut the highs ... you gonna get plenty of them above 14khz when you open the mod wheel.
Statistics: Posted by ] Peter:H [ — Wed May 22, 2024 8:17 pm