resincum wrote:finally got around to processing my guitar with audiomulch 'real time' and it's SO FUN! my mind is running in circles with the possibilities.. need a controller to help with looping!
That was awesome! I still haven't really tried to plug anything into AudioMulch, I've just messed with samples in the program
Quick question, is ambience a plugin?
Can anyone explain where to get plugins? I tried the KVRaudio site AudioMulch recommends, but I have no idea what's going on over there.
Fun fact: the main noise on my newest tune is a sample from a fairly popular radio song in the mid 90's altered beyond recognition and run through Ambience... which is why the title is an anagram for 'please don't sue me'.
sorry guys didn't mean to kill the thread with a pitbull remix!!!
I'm looking for a simple, intuitive midi controller to pair with audiomulch. just looking to control faders/sliders for the most part. triggering samples and having the option to get crazy within contraptions would be cool,too. any recommendations? I've been googling but it's kind of endless..
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resincum wrote:sorry guys didn't mean to kill the thread with a pitbull remix!!!
I'm looking for a simple, intuitive midi controller to pair with audiomulch. just looking to control faders/sliders for the most part. triggering samples and having the option to get crazy within contraptions would be cool,too. any recommendations? I've been googling but it's kind of endless..
If you can find an Akai midiMix id get on it. It's supposed to be a mixer but it's easy to repurpose into anything you want.
I did mine like this to control the rate and volume of some looping channels as well as sends. (Image prepared for a report earlier):
I use a launchpad to trigger samples though, but those mute/record arm buttons could probs be used for it if you only have a few.
launchpad seems to be the most common for pairing with audiomulch. need me some sliders/knobs tho! would like to avoid multiple controllers if possible, as well.
I like that akai. how do you trigger record/playback with the loops?
i'm glad i can call you a friend. even if i'll never see you again
I love my Midi Fighter Twister. 4 banks of endless encoders, each with a push button. Ultra-configurable, sturdy, and sexy. I'm not a big fan of faders, so this might not be everyone's cup of tea. Also has a built-in sequencer which is really cool -- it's made to work with Traktor, so it does take some figuring/mapping to work with other program (I use it with Ableton) but you can go in/out of that mode so you can be sequencing and controlling at the same time!
resincum wrote:launchpad seems to be the most common for pairing with audiomulch. need me some sliders/knobs tho! would like to avoid multiple controllers if possible, as well.
I like that akai. how do you trigger record/playback with the loops?
Yeah I feel you, I bought the Launchpad first then realised I needed some knobs/slideys and then bought the Akai.
I don't use audiomulch so I dunno how much is relevant, but I use a 4 channel looping plugin a lot and the two buttons labelled rec arm start and end recording on the plugin. Playback is instant, if I don't want it to be instant I just turn down the volume with the relevant "level" knob.
It's a lot of fun having nine loops going with continuous pitch control though. So much fuckin fun.
I use my Zoom R8 as both midi controller and audio interface when I fuck around with Audiomulch. Might need some more knobs if I used AM more often, but this works for now.
resincum wrote:launchpad seems to be the most common for pairing with audiomulch. need me some sliders/knobs tho! would like to avoid multiple controllers if possible, as well.
I like that akai. how do you trigger record/playback with the loops?
Yeah I feel you, I bought the Launchpad first then realised I needed some knobs/slideys and then bought the Akai.
I don't use audiomulch so I dunno how much is relevant, but I use a 4 channel looping plugin a lot and the two buttons labelled rec arm start and end recording on the plugin. Playback is instant, if I don't want it to be instant I just turn down the volume with the relevant "level" knob.
It's a lot of fun having nine loops going with continuous pitch control though. So much fuckin fun.
ohhh, right on! that actually seems perfect for me. can only find the newer version, but it's pretty damn cheap so I think I'll try it out. nanokontrol seems like it should get the job done, too. thanks for suggestions, guys!!
now what about playing this stuff live? will running headphone out from my computer into the PA be good enough?
i'm glad i can call you a friend. even if i'll never see you again
resincum wrote:launchpad seems to be the most common for pairing with audiomulch. need me some sliders/knobs tho! would like to avoid multiple controllers if possible, as well.
I like that akai. how do you trigger record/playback with the loops?
Yeah I feel you, I bought the Launchpad first then realised I needed some knobs/slideys and then bought the Akai.
I don't use audiomulch so I dunno how much is relevant, but I use a 4 channel looping plugin a lot and the two buttons labelled rec arm start and end recording on the plugin. Playback is instant, if I don't want it to be instant I just turn down the volume with the relevant "level" knob.
It's a lot of fun having nine loops going with continuous pitch control though. So much fuckin fun.
ohhh, right on! that actually seems perfect for me. can only find the newer version, but it's pretty damn cheap so I think I'll try it out. nanokontrol seems like it should get the job done, too. thanks for suggestions, guys!!
now what about playing this stuff live? will running headphone out from my computer into the PA be good enough?
Yeah man, my nidi mix was like $120 AUD and worth every cent.
If you have an audio interface of some kind of then I'd use it. A small USB powered one would be awesome, that's how I roll. Left and right out into a pair of DIs.
Chankgeez wrote:
We should have a game show à la Name That Tune
Inconuucl: I can shoegaze that tune with 5 pedals.
other contestant: I can shoegaze that tune with 4 pedals.
Inconuucl: I can shoegaze that tune with 3 pedals.
other contestant: OK, shoegaze that tune!
Inconuucl:
resincum wrote:launchpad seems to be the most common for pairing with audiomulch. need me some sliders/knobs tho! would like to avoid multiple controllers if possible, as well.
I like that akai. how do you trigger record/playback with the loops?
Yeah I feel you, I bought the Launchpad first then realised I needed some knobs/slideys and then bought the Akai.
I don't use audiomulch so I dunno how much is relevant, but I use a 4 channel looping plugin a lot and the two buttons labelled rec arm start and end recording on the plugin. Playback is instant, if I don't want it to be instant I just turn down the volume with the relevant "level" knob.
It's a lot of fun having nine loops going with continuous pitch control though. So much fuckin fun.
ohhh, right on! that actually seems perfect for me. can only find the newer version, but it's pretty damn cheap so I think I'll try it out. nanokontrol seems like it should get the job done, too. thanks for suggestions, guys!!
now what about playing this stuff live? will running headphone out from my computer into the PA be good enough?
Yeah man, my nidi mix was like $120 AUD and worth every cent.
If you have an audio interface of some kind of then I'd use it. A small USB powered one would be awesome, that's how I roll. Left and right out into a pair of DIs.
killer. currently my set up is guitar > pedals > interface > computer. is there a way to route back to the interface for sound out or do I need another interface?
thanks for the help!!
i'm glad i can call you a friend. even if i'll never see you again
