Another vid courtesy of the Guru - PP and realtime...

timestretch.

Well, sort of. It's not like you'd get in Ableton but it's useable.

Cool vid though, i've never really dug into patched phrase yet

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--GzodmsZtI

Thanks Guru

I just caught this off the gearslutz forum. Very clever.

Spirez wrote:timestretch.

Well, sort of. It's not like you'd get in Ableton but it's useable.

Cool vid though, i've never really dug into patched phrase yet

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--GzodmsZtI

Thanks Guru

What is Ableton?

edit: nevermind, i can't get my 1k to do that.

I'm trying this technique but am getting a really bad glich:

1.) Took my sample and pitched it up to +16 (more on this in a sec.)

2.) Resampled it

3.) Trimmed it down to 1 bar (bassicly this sample is 1 measure of 212bpm now)

4.) Applied equal chopping of 64 pieces then converted it

So i sped it up first because if you speed up a patched phrase, you get gaps but if it's faster b4 you chop, problem solved.

Now:

Applied 16 levels then i go to q link and assign the lowest pad to realtime slider just like dood's video.

The patched phrase plays perfecly the first bar around (this is looped) but the second time it cuts down to half time so you get that studder thing.

Cool in it's own right but not how it's supposed to work!!

Kinda sucks.

Actually, this is just a straight up patched phrase glitch.

On loop, the first time around plays fine, then after that it cuts the phrase to half time. More bugs!

F*CK YEAH!!!

THERE IS ONLY ONE "GURU" AND HE IS NOT DJ PREMIER ....NUF SAID

fragmentalist wrote:THERE IS ONLY ONE "GURU" AND HE IS NOT DJ PREMIER ....NUF SAID

Thanks for making that clear......

fragmentalist wrote:THERE IS ONLY ONE "GURU" AND HE IS NOT DJ PREMIER ....NUF SAID

Guru Nanak?



You're a **** idiot, i thought you'd gone for good...

Guru Josh, 1990 time for the guru and all that

These are pretty standard features IMO. Nothing new or informative.

udenjoe wrote:These are pretty standard features IMO.

I agree, which why they should work correctly.