Elektron-Users

So you guys know why the values for RTRG are set the way they are?

12-tone scale!

Elektron know what they are doing! They are bangin'

So you can use the Comb-Filter arp trick on any sample!
(http://elektron-users.com/index.php?option=com_fireboard&Itemid=28&func=view&id=169449&catid=9&limit=10&limitstart=10)

Here we go:

http://soundcloud.com/ookpikk/octatrack-rtim-arp-demo

Get any sample you like, set RTRG to INF, and RTIM to a level that's the LOWEST note you want to play

Set LFO depth to 127, destination to RTIM, and then with the LFO designer, make your arp - a value of -1 on a step will RAISE the pitch 1 semitone. Use the amp to shape the sound for maximum synth action.

(the other way to do this is to set the RTIM to a level that's the HIGHEST note you want, and then a value of +1 on an LFO step will LOWER the pitch 1 semitone)

- set up another LFO to sweep the sample start point and you have a very usable graintable synthesizer.

awwww....you went and used the next level emoticon before one of us could!!!





peace

WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIT - the arpeggiator isn't just for MIDI sequencing.......?

He is abusing the LFO to ARPisize the combfilter.
( custom LFO --> pitch combfilter)

nice

Excellent! I feel a new era of discovery is dawning.
Hope veets got this minuted.
Nice one GBB

Brilliant.

johnathon doe wrote:
awwww....you went and used the next level emoticon before one of us could!!!


Sorry - when I realised what could be done, my eyes were sort of doing that. Realising that's why Elektron had made the RTIM settings the way they had...

I want some of whatever's in your big bag, General

Fantastic trick