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Re: Somethings a-brewing in the Sonic Crayon camp
Posted: Mon Mar 21, 2016 1:24 pm
by cloudscapes
for the soft-stomp
tap to tap-tempo
hold >1 second for bypass toggle
does that make sense?
Re: Somethings a-brewing in the Sonic Crayon camp
Posted: Mon Mar 21, 2016 1:30 pm
by Strange Tales
cloudscapes wrote:for the soft-stomp
tap to tap-tempo
hold >1 second for bypass toggle
does that make sense?
Yea, that's pretty awesome actually. This would make tap tempo only up to 1 second by design though, no? I don't know how long you've had it, or way anyone would need over 1 second on their vibrato time, but yea.
Either way, I'm buying all of your shit until I'm in the grave whenever it gets made.
Re: Somethings a-brewing in the Sonic Crayon camp
Posted: Mon Mar 21, 2016 1:37 pm
by cloudscapes
Strange Tales wrote:
Yea, that's pretty awesome actually. This would make tap tempo only up to 1 second by design though, no? I don't know how long you've had it, or way anyone would need over 1 second on their vibrato time, but yea.
Either way, I'm buying all of your shit until I'm in the grave whenever it gets made.
Nope tap can in theory be as long as whatever. Holding the button is what makes it bypass, not tapping it.
Anyway, just brainstorming right now.
Re: Somethings a-brewing in the Sonic Crayon camp
Posted: Mon Mar 21, 2016 1:45 pm
by Strange Tales
Ah I get what you're saying. Programming really isn't my wheelhouse, Java ruined that for me
But yea, you could just tap and then tap again a little bit later, I get it now! Should've understood that then haha.
Re: Somethings a-brewing in the Sonic Crayon camp
Posted: Mon Mar 21, 2016 9:32 pm
by oldangelmidnight
Thinking about the LFOs on the vibrato: Rather than have random be a setting on the dial, it might be cool to use a second knob to blend in some random the way it is on the Hollow Earth. That's my favorite feature. I know, it's a complication.
Re: Somethings a-brewing in the Sonic Crayon camp
Posted: Mon Mar 21, 2016 10:14 pm
by Jwar
Can we just beg you into doing an ilovefuzz run?
Re: Somethings a-brewing in the Sonic Crayon camp
Posted: Mon Mar 21, 2016 11:58 pm
by cloudscapes
oldangelmidnight wrote:Thinking about the LFOs on the vibrato: Rather than have random be a setting on the dial, it might be cool to use a second knob to blend in some random the way it is on the Hollow Earth. That's my favorite feature. I know, it's a complication.
I was thinking exactly that earlier today
and no it's not that complicated
it would add so much depth
Re: Somethings a-brewing in the Sonic Crayon camp
Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2016 1:10 am
by oscillateur
You could also consider a small modulation of the frequency of the LFO by another LFO. Not by a huge amount, but to add some nice variation. This would work well with a sine or a triangle wave as the modulator and should be simple to implement...
The challenge with all this is having the different options mapped nicely to the interface, that's something that Mutable Instruments does very well for modular, for example (selecting an interesting subset of the variables space and making sure the controls are mapped to that instead of the entire space).
Re: Somethings a-brewing in the Sonic Crayon camp
Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2016 1:14 am
by oscillateur
Also, it should be possible modulate the frequency of the LFO/LFOs while still keeping the whole thing in sync with tap tempo/etc., which could be quite cool too...
Re: Somethings a-brewing in the Sonic Crayon camp
Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2016 2:05 am
by coupleonapkins
cloudscapes wrote:I've been fucking around with a bitcrusher/ringmod/comb-filter/bitrman killer for a couple weeks. It has 15 knobs so far, which is probably stupid.
Just as an experiment for now. Sound goes something like this:
Input ->
-> crush bits (variable)
-> sampelrate reduce (variable)
-> pseudorandom purcussive envilope "pinging" (variable)
-> comb filter (ultra short delay) (variable)
-> ringmod (variable)
-> errors (introduce variable dsp errors & noise)
-> resonant low pass filter
Goal is to make something highly textural/droney. Turn sound into the auditory equivalent of a Pollock painting.
Re: Somethings a-brewing in the Sonic Crayon camp
Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2016 6:42 am
by goosekevin
Sooooo keen on a new vibrato
Re: Somethings a-brewing in the Sonic Crayon camp
Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2016 8:33 am
by fcknoise
goosekevin wrote:Sooooo keen on a new vibrato
Use the OP-1 money to buy UCs
Re: Somethings a-brewing in the Sonic Crayon camp
Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2016 8:55 am
by Confuzzled
coupleonapkins wrote:cloudscapes wrote:I've been fucking around with a bitcrusher/ringmod/comb-filter/bitrman killer for a couple weeks. It has 15 knobs so far, which is probably stupid.
Just as an experiment for now. Sound goes something like this:
Input ->
-> crush bits (variable)
-> sampelrate reduce (variable)
-> pseudorandom purcussive envilope "pinging" (variable)
-> comb filter (ultra short delay) (variable)
-> ringmod (variable)
-> errors (introduce variable dsp errors & noise)
-> resonant low pass filter
Goal is to make something highly textural/droney. Turn sound into the auditory equivalent of a Pollock painting.
Thinking of sound as a visual has got me sold. 15 knobs sounds amazing!
Re: Somethings a-brewing in the Sonic Crayon camp
Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2016 9:13 am
by UglyCasanova
Brandsmannen wrote:goosekevin wrote:Sooooo keen on a new vibrato
Use the OP-1 money to buy UCs
I decided to keep it for now. Still need to A/B it with my The Tape+ properly. The Tape+ has
a lot of compression, and removes a lot of lows. The Vessel's End does not. But The Tape+ has tremolo as well as vibrato, and I love me some trem. I'm torn.
Re: Somethings a-brewing in the Sonic Crayon camp
Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2016 9:16 am
by Eivind August
Totally unrelated, but cloudscapes, didn't you post a link to this page that sold fancy carpets that looked like computer glitches a while back? Do you remember what it was called, or do I need to go back and stalk your posts?