Critter & Guitari

Chordi

October 1, 2020

Turn recorded samples into chords and then turn the chords into looping progressions.

WHAT IS THIS PATCH?
Chordi makes chords from recorded samples and then loops a customizable four-chord progression. Jam

HOW DO I USE THIS PATCH?
A typical use case would be:
1. Record an audio sample
2. Dial in desired sample settings: start point, envelope, etc.
3. Dial in your four chord settings: chord type, roll rate, volume, etc.
4. Start chord progression loop.
5. Set Tempo
6. Add Delay
7. Set Filter
8. Revisit the above steps in any order as needed.

To do any of the above steps you will need to use the ‘Aux Menu’. The Aux Button controls the ‘Aux Menu’. When you press Aux for 0.2 seconds, a new menu is displayed on OLED Screen for as long as you hold Aux. To select an Aux Menu command/Page, use the Top Row of Organelle keys. There are 10 possible commands selected by the 10 keys. The low C# key selects Top Left command. The High A# key selects the Bottom Right command. The Command Grid is to be read from top left to bottom, then top right to bottom.

The following Pages are available on the Aux Menu's Left Column:
• Chord 1: Select chord type, length, roll rate, and volume.
• Chord 2: Select chord type, length, roll rate, and volume.
• Chord 3: Select chord type, length, roll rate, and volume.
• Chord 4: Select chord type, length, roll rate, and volume.
• Delay: This page has the delay effect settings.

The following Pages are available on the Aux Menu's Right Column:
• Rec: Record up to 24 individual samples. Each sample is assigned a key. Press and hold a key to Record Enable it. Record starts when audio level crosses threshold. Recordings are ended by pressing Aux button or after 20 seconds. Knob1 sets Record Volume. Knob2 sets Monitor Volume. See Note below about Audio Thru.
• Samp-Sett: Select sample with Knob1. Knob2 is sample start point. Knob3 is sample length. Knob4 is sample envelope.
• Loop-Sett: Knob1: Loop Tempo. Knob2: Chord 2 transpose. Knob3: Chord 3 transpose. Knob4: Chord 4 transpose.
• Filter: Sample filter settings page.
• Play On/Off. This is a control toggle. If chord progression loop is turned 'On' the progression starts and loops. A progression status page will be displayed. You can navigate to any Aux Menu page and the Status page will disappear. After no knob movement for 5 seconds, the Status page will reappear. Moving a knob will remove Status page. The Status page is unavailable if Play is set to 'Off.'

The keyboard plays the current selected sample.

Note: Monitor Volume allows input Audio Thru even when not recording. This is useful when you want to play thru on top of a chord progression.

If you like your settings, don’t forget to ‘Save’ in the Storage menu.

TECH SPECS:
Foot Switch is disabled for this patch.

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Deterior

February 7, 2020

February 21, 2020

Effect

Recorded samples deteriorate as they loop. Add new sounds to the mix. Store loops for future use.

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WHAT IS THIS PATCH?
Deterior records a sample up to 30 seconds long. As the sample loops, it degrades according to controllable parameters.

HOW DO I USE THIS PATCH?
A typical use case would be:
1. Record an audio loop
2. Dial in desired deterioration settings
3. As the loop degrades, you can also add new sounds to the loop.
4. When the loop gets to a cool state, ‘store’ the current state of loop. Stored loops are saved to the keyboard.
5. Revisit steps 2, 3, 4, in any order.
6. When you are done with a loop go to step 1 or choose a stored loop (created in step 4) by playing keyboard.

To do any of the above steps you will need to use the controls regularly displayed on patch's page as well the controls shown on the Aux menu:

There is one patch 'page' with the following controls:
• Input Vol: controls volume of incoming signal.
• FX-Length: Sets length of effect instance. Length is based on original sample’s length (1x).
• FX-Density: Sets how often an effect is used.
• FX-Volume: How loud the effects are.

Additional patch controls are available from the ‘Aux Menu.’ The Aux Button controls the ‘Aux Menu’. When you press Aux for 0.2 seconds, a new menu is displayed on OLED Screen for as long as you hold Aux.

To select a Menu command/Page, use the Top Row of Organelle keys. There are 10 possible commands selected by the 10 keys. The low C# key selects Top Left command. The High A# key selects the Bottom Right command. The Command Grid is to be read from top left to bottom, then top right to bottom.

The following Aux commands are available on the Left Column:
• Loop Record: Starts recording. Aux press again stops recording. *See Note-1 below
• Loop Store: Saves a file of the current loop. *See Note-2 below
• Revert: Reloads the most recent recording (from the Loop Record command above)
• Empty Loop: Clears effects loop and stops playback
• Monitor: On/Off - Toggles the audio input monitor

There are five effect controls available in the Right column. Select them to toggle on/off.
• Noise
• Gain
• Silnce
• Pitch Shift
• Filter

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* Note-1: When you end recording via Foot Switch or Aux press, the Input Vol is set to 0%. This ensures no new sound enters the effects loop until you turn Input Vol again.

* Note-2: The keyboard will display 24 stored loops. You can record more than 24. The newest ones will closest to Aux and the oldest loops will be at upper end of keyboard. If you need to access samples older than that, please look in the Sounds folder.

If you like your menu settings, don’t forget to ‘Save’ in the Storage menu.

TECH SPECS:
Foot Switch also controls sample record enable and record stop.

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Tapey

January 10, 2020

Sampler

Recorded samples are pitched across they keyboard. Sample playback emulates a tape player with pitch & speed warble and ramping start and stop speeds.

Tapey records a sample up to 30 seconds long. The sample can be played by any key. The sample pitch is relative to the key's note. There are playback controls that emulate a tape player's ramping up to speed (and down from it) and warble. After sample is recorded, create and store sequences.

HOW DO I USE THIS PATCH?
There is one patch 'page' with the following controls:
• Input Vol: controls volume of incoming signal.
• Tune: Transpose tuning +/- two octaves.
• Ramp Time: Sets how long it takes sample to get up to speed on keypress and back down to 0 when key is released.
• Warble: Adds variability to playback pitch/speed.

The page also shows incoming BPM (if MIDI clock or Link Session present) and the current sequence and sequence state.

Additional patch controls are available from the ‘Aux Menu.’ The Aux Button controls the ‘Aux Menu’. When you press Aux for 0.2 seconds, a new menu is displayed on OLED Screen for as long as you hold Aux.

To select a Menu command/Page, use the Top Row of Organelle keys. There are 10 possible commands selected by the 10 keys. The low C# key selects Top Left command. The High A# key selects the Bottom Right command. The Command Grid is to be read from top left to bottom, then top right to bottom.

The following Aux commands are available on the Left Column:
Seq:Play/Stop - Plays or Stops selected sequence

Rec:Off/Armd - Controls Sequence Recording:
• When selected, Sequence is first Record Armed (Enabled). LED will be Pink. Sequencer is waiting for knob adjustment, key press or incoming MIDI note.
• When knob adjusted, key pressed or MIDI Note received, Recording starts. LED is Red.
• To end recording, press Aux (new seq begins looping immediately). LED will be Green and flash White on quarter note.

Dub:Off/On – Overdub on top of existing sequence. Counts in 3 Sec before starting recording. To end recording, press Aux and sequence begins looping immediately.

Undo – Reverts Sequence to previous state. If this command says 'Undid' you cannot 'undo' further.

Latch: Off/On - Toggles between playing segments after releasing keys or not.

The Bottom Row of keys selects one of 14 Sequence ‘slots’ to record to. Changing sequence slot will change the number that precedes the command in the Left column.

There are four controls available in the Right column:
SampRec: When selected, it is record enabled and a X will appear in that cell and the LED will turn pink. When a loud enough sound is played, the recording will start and the LED will turn red. An Aux press will end the recording. Recording automatically ends at 30 seconds in length.

Mode: Mono/Poly. Controls how many samples can be played at once. If in Poly, it is 8-note polyphony. If in Mono, the Ramp controls glide between notes.

Sync: On/Off. If On, a new note press will start the sample from the beginning. If Off, the patch keeps track of where each key last left off. So if you press a key so the sample plays for only the first half of its recorded length, the next time you play that key, it will start at the beginning of second half.

Reverse: On/Off. Toggles between playing sample forwards or backwards.

If you like a recorded sample or sequence, don’t forget to ‘Save’ in the Storage menu.

TECH SPECS:
Foot Switch also controls sample record enable and record stop.

Link enabled for syncing with other devices on a shared wireless network.

MIDI Start and Stop commands will start sequencers. Grid notes are sent out as MIDI notes.

Fun Idea:
You can switch between Sync On/Off during a sequence playback to add variation.
You can record a sequence of just Warble adjustment (no notes) and while it plays back you can play notes that get warbled by the sequence (a non-static warble setting for even more warble!).

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Distributor Rec

October 3, 2019

October 16, 2019

Sampler

Record samples, slice them up on the fly, and weave them across time with other sample slices all while arpeggiating and looping them!

WHAT IS THIS PATCH?
It is an improvement of the original Distributor patch. This patch has three main functions: 1. Records an audio sample to each key; 2. Slices up those samples and arpeggiates them; 3. Interweaves slices from one sample with other sample slices as you play keyboard (or the sequencer).

HOW DO I USE THIS PATCH?
Patch controls are available from the ‘Aux Menu.’ The Aux Button controls the ‘Aux Menu’. When you press Aux for 0.2 seconds, a new menu is displayed on OLED Screen for as long as you hold Aux. The available Aux Menu Commands depends on which 'page' you are currently viewing.

To select a Menu command/Page, use the Top Row of Organelle keys. There are 10 possible commands selected by the 10 keys. The low C# key selects Top Left command. The High A# key selects the Bottom Right command. The Command Grid is to be read from top left to bottom, then top right to bottom.

The main patch controls are available in the Right Column. They are PlayMode, RecMode, and Options.

PlayMode page has controls for:
Ramp: Sets pitch envelope for each slice. Slice playback pitch ramps up from 0 to the current tuning over the 0-500ms.
Arp: Selects pattern of how each sample slice is arpeggiated up or down octaves.
Tuning: adjust global playback speed up and down two octaves.
BPM: Default is internal. This will change if you are sending the patch external MIDI clock or have joined a Link session.

RecMode page has controls for:
Monitor Vol: Sets the volume level for monitoring (audio thru) of the incoming audio.
A visual keyboard represents the current record destination.
With this page selected, the following additional Aux command is available: RecordArm - ’Arms’ recording of new sample (aka Record Enable). Once armed, recording starts when incoming audio level crosses amplitude threshold. Pressing Aux or Foot Switch will arm. Pressing either again after arm will cancel recording. If you like a recording, be sure to use the ‘Save’ command in system command so you can revert back to it in case of accidental record.

The Options page has controls for:
Monitor Vol: Sets the volume level for monitoring (audio thru) of the incoming audio. This controls the same parameter as the instance on the RecMode page.
Playback Mode: Selects sample start location. Reset starts playback from the beginning. Progressive starts playback from the previous endpoint. With Reset chosen, you will not hear entire sample due to sample length, Tempo, and Beat Division settings. With Progressive the entire sample will eventually be played.
Beat Divisions: Sets slice length. Relative to Tempo.
Max. Record Length: Sets maximum of how long you want a specific sample to be. Samples recording can always be ended earlier than maximum by pressing Aux during recording.

The following Aux commands are available on the Left Column from the PlayMode and Options pages:

Seq:Play/Stop - Plays or Stops selected sequence

Rec:Off/Armd - Controls Sequence Recording. When selected, Sequence is first Record Armed (Enabled). LED will be Pink. Sequencer is waiting for knob adjustment, key press or incoming MIDI note. When knob adjusted, key pressed or MIDI Note received, Recording starts. LED is Red. To end recording, press Aux (new seq begins looping immediately). LED will be Green and flash White on quarter note. Sequence length will be quantized to nearest quarter note.

Dub:Off/On – Overdub on top of existing sequence. Counts in 3 Sec before starting recording. To end recording, press Aux and sequence begins looping immediately.

Undo – Reverts Sequence to previous state. If this command says 'Undid' you cannot 'undo' further.

Latch: Off/On - Toggles between playing segments after releasing keys or not.

The Bottom Row of keys selects one of 14 Sequence ‘slots’ to record to. Changing sequence slot will change the number that precedes the command in the left column.

TECH SPECS:
Sample slice playback will always start on the next selected beat division. A general rule of thumb: You will hear a slice sooner if you have 16th notes selected than if you had 'whole' notes selected.

For those users who become comfortable with the Aux menu: If you press both Aux and Menu command/Sequence Slot key before the menu is displayed, your choice/command will be accepted.

If you want to add samples to the patch instead of recording them, they are in the 'Sounds' folder. The numbers correspond to the keys. 1.wav is assigned to the low 'C' key and move up from there.

Link enabled for syncing with other devices on a shared wireless network.

MIDI:

‘Live’ keypresses and notes from Sequence playback are sent out on the MIDI Out Channel configured in System/Settings/MIDI Setup menu.
Sequenced knob adjustments are sent out as CC messages on the System MIDI Out Channel. Knob1 = CC21, Knob2 = CC22, Knob3 = CC23, Knob4 = CC24.
If sending MIDI clock to Organelle or part of a Link session: Otherwise BPM is ‘Off.’

FUN IDEA:
Existing sequences can be applied to new recordings!

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Transient Segmenti

June 5, 2019

Segment Player

A recorded track is automatically sliced into up to 24 segments (one per key) depending on where transients are detected. Create up to 14 possible stored sequences from segments.

What is this patch?

This patch has two main functions: 1. Record audio and automatically slice it up into as many as 24 segments based on where the patch detects transient sounds in the recording, and 2. Use keyboard or the sequencer to play segments in new ways/orders. ‍

How Do I Use this Patch?

Use the Encoder to navigate between the Sample View/Rec and Jam Options pages. Sample View/Rec shows a waveform and lists how many segments (sections between detected transients) there are. The Jam Options page shows speed, pitch, segment length, and input monitor controls.

Additional patch controls are available from the ‘Aux Menu.’ The Aux Button controls the ‘Aux Menu’. When you press Aux for 0.2 seconds, a new menu is displayed on OLED Screen for as long as you hold Aux. The available Aux Menu Commands depends on which 'page' you are currently viewing. The Left Column never changes.

To select a Menu command/Page, use the Top Row of Organelle keys. There are 10 possible commands selected by the 10 keys. The low C# key selects Top Left command. The High A# key selects the Bottom Right command. The Command Grid is to be read from top left to bottom, then top right to bottom.

The following Aux commands are available on the Left Column:

Seq:Play/Stop - Plays or Stops selected sequence

Rec:Off/Armd - Controls Sequence Recording:

When selected, Sequence is first Record Armed (Enabled). LED will be Pink. Sequencer is waiting for knob adjustment, key press or incoming MIDI note.
When knob adjusted, key pressed or MIDI Note received, Recording starts. LED is Red.
To end recording, press Aux (new seq begins looping immediately). LED will be Green and flash White on quarter note.

Dub:Off/On – Overdub on top of existing sequence. Counts in 3 Sec before starting recording. To end recording, press Aux and sequence begins looping immediately.

Undo – Reverts Sequence to previous state. If this command says 'Undid' you cannot 'undo' further.

Latch: Off/On - Toggles between playing segments after releasing keys or not.

The Bottom Row of keys selects one of 14 Sequence ‘slots’ to record to. Changing sequence slot will change the number that precedes the command in the left column.

If you are on the Sample View/Rec page the following additional Aux command is available:

RcIn:Arm - ’Arms’ recording of new sample (aka Record Enable). Once armed, recording starts when incoming audio level crosses amplitude threshold. Pressing Aux after arm will cancel recording. If you like a recording, be sure to use the ‘Save’ command in system command so you can revert back to it in case of accidental record. Recordings can be 12000 milliseconds long or a maximum 24 segments. If recording has less than 24 segments, the segments will be repeated across the keyboard.

Tech Specs:

For those users who become comfortable with the Aux menu: If you press both Aux and Menu command/Sequence Slot key before the menu is displayed, your choice/command will be accepted.

Footswitch: N/A

MIDI:

‘Live’ keypresses and notes from Sequence playback are sent out on the MIDI Out Channel configured in System/Settings/MIDI Setup menu.
Sequenced knob adjustments are sent out as CC messages on the System MIDI Out Channel. Knob1 = CC21, Knob2 = CC22, Knob3 = CC23, Knob4 = CC24.
If sending MIDI clock to Organelle or part of a Link session: Sequence length will be quantized to nearest quarter note. Otherwise BPM is ‘Off.’

Fun Idea:

Existing sequences can be applied to new recordings!

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Three Tracks

May 17, 2019

Sequencer

Layer three synth/sampler Tracks together. A Track is both the sound engine (eight synths/samplers) and 14 possible stored sequences. Possibilities!

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What is this patch?‍

This patch has three 'Tracks.' A Track is both the sound engine (eight synths/samplers) and 14 possible stored sequences. Tracks may be played individually or all at once.

For each Track A, B, C, select a synth/sampler to play (Knob1). Dial up a track's synth/sampler settings(Knob2-4). Record to one of the Track's sequence 'slots' using the Aux Menu (more on this below). Repeat for the other two tracks. Create variation by:

Recording new sequences for a given Track
Selecting other sequences while the other two Tracks continue to play the same sequences.
Changing the synth/sampler on a currently playing sequence.

Control the volume of each Track via the Mix page. There is a fun LFO mix control which automatically fades Tracks in/out at the LFO rate.

The BPM page has a tempo control and metronome control. Dial up a specific BPM so the sequencer can quantize sequence length to the nearest quarter note. Alternatively, if you send the Organelle MIDI clock or join a Link session, sequence playback speed will be synced to that external tempo.
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How Do I Use this Patch?‍

The Aux Button controls a new ‘Aux Menu’. When you press Aux for 0.2 seconds, a new menu is displayed on OLED Screen for as long as you hold Aux. The available Aux Menu Commands depends on which 'page' you are currently viewing (AKA 'On'). The Right Column never changes.

To select a Menu command/Page, use the Top Row of Organelle keys. There are 10 possible commands selected by the 10 keys. The low C# key selects Top Left command. The High A# key selects the Bottom Right command. The Command Grid is to be read from top left to bottom, then top right to bottom.

If Track A/B/C Page is 'On' the following Aux commands are available:

Seq:Play/Stop - Plays or Stops selected sequence
Rec:Off/Armd - Controls Sequence Recording:
When selected, Sequence is first Record Armed (Enabled). LED will be Pink. Sequencer is waiting for knob adjustment, key press or incoming MIDI note.
When knob adjusted, key pressed or MIDI Note received, Recording starts. LED is Red.
To end recording, press Aux (new seq begins looping immediately). LED will be Green and flash White on quarter note.
Dub:Off/On – Overdub on top of existing sequence. Counts in 3 Sec before starting recording. To end recording, press Aux and sequence begins looping immediately.
Undo – Reverts Sequence to previous state. If this command says 'Undid' you cannot 'undo' further.

The Bottom Row of keys selects one of 14 Sequence ‘slots’ to record to. Changing sequence slot will change the number that precedes the command in the left column.

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If Mix/BPM Page is 'On' the following Aux commands are available:

PlayAll - Plays all three tracks' selected sequence.
StopAll– Stops all of the three tracks.

The PlayAll and StopAll commands are not the same as turning on/off all sequencers in Tracks A+B+C individually. The last OLED screen line may say ‘Stopped All’ even though one or more sequencers is playing.

The Bottom Row of keys will not control anything.

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Tech-y Specs:

There is a Transpose control for each Track. It is located at the end of the list of synths/samplers (Knob1 all the way right). The keyboard is muted when this control is selected. Take care not to have ‘hung’ MIDI notes if you enter Transpose control with sequence playing, etc.

For those users who become comfortable with the Aux menu: If you press both Aux and Menu command/Sequence Slot key before the menu is displayed, your choice/command will be accepted.

Footswitch: N/A

MIDI: ‘Live’ keypresses (MIDI notes) are sent out on the MIDI Out Channel configured in System/Settings/MIDI Setup menu. Sequences send MIDI notes out on different channels. Track A sequenced notes are sent on Ch. 1. Track B sequences are sent on Ch. 2. Track C sequences are sent on Ch. 3. You can modify these channels by editing the [pd Sequencers] file in main.pd. There are comments showing which objects to modify.

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Some fun ideas:

The tracks can play any sequence - they don't all have to play the same sequence slot: You might find that Sequences A2, B7, C13 is the combination you are looking for. Or maybe it is Sequences A5, B1, C12!
You can use the same synth/sampler across all three tracks.
You can play the keyboard on the Mix page. It will play the three voices (one from each Track)! If you have sequences playing you can play on top of them. Things can get weird quick, but if you make each track a variant of the same synth/sampler, you can dial up some nice combinations. The only problem with this feature is that you will want to sequence your sounds here and there is no fourth Track to sequence this! One solution is to sequence with MIDI from an external MIDI device or DAW.
You can record sequences with only knob adjustments (no notes) for loops of automation.

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I Take Up - Quantize (ITUQ)

October 13, 2018

November 28, 2018

Looper

A sampler/looper where each key stores a loop. Loops consist of one or many recordings whose lengths are relative to a user-defined tempo for easy syncing with external audio.

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Mutations 23

October 4, 2018

October 5, 2018

Multi-effects

Record a sample and instantly get 24 variations of it! One 'clean' version and 23 'mutated' versions: one for each key! Resample your mutations to build up new ones! Endless!

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Jeraphy

September 22, 2018

November 28, 2018

Sample Player

Loop samples in various synchronizations. Keep samples lockstep, retriggered on a given beat division, looping at different playback speeds, and more!

This is a multipage patch - each knob will have different roles depending on page. Link enabled for syncing with other devices on a shared wireless network.

Jeraphy loops samples endlessly until you turn them off. It loads 24 samples from the patch folder numbered 1.wav-24.wav, corresponding to each key. Replace with your own samples for customization. Visual keyboard shows which keys are currently looping.

A Global Metronome sends beats at the set Tempo and Beat-Division (e.g. at 120BPM and eighth notes the Global Metronome bangs every 250ms.) When a sample is turned on by pressing the corresponding Organelle key or an external MIDI note is received, the sample waits for the next Global Metronome beat to trigger. Then the sample loops forever based on the file's length in ms for WAVs at 16-bit depth and 44.1 samples. When the note is pressed again the loop stops. The Aux/Foot Switch cancels all loops.

With Sync-Mode ‘OFF’ the Speed knob will set the playback rate of the samples globally like a record player: the pitch and speed of sample playback are ‘Synced.’ If your sample files are different lengths they will loop at different periods, causing them to go out of phase (which could be cool, or not, depending on your samples).

With Sync-Mode ’ON’ samples are resized to the bar length of Tempo (for example: at 120BPM a bar length is 2000ms). This ensures that samples will loop in phase (AKA ‘synced’) with one another regardless of sample length.

If Re-Trigger mode is set to ‘ON’ samples re-trigger according to the Global Metronome. This is helpful when Sync-Mode is ‘OFF.’ But keep in mind that if Re-Trigger mode is set to ‘ON’ the samples may not play in their entirety (regardless of the Decay setting).

You can manual trigger all currently looping samples again by turning the Manual Trigger knob. If the loops were turned on with the same Beat-Division, they will all re-trigger at the same time. This also happens when switching over from Sync-Mode ‘OFF’ to Sync-Mode ‘ON.’ If the loops were turned on with different Beat-Divisions, they will re-trigger according to their individual beat divisions.

Decay is a volume envelope for each sample. It’s a percentage of the length of the sample.

The Filter is a low-pass filter to the left, no filter in the middle, and a high-pass filter to the right.

For the best ‘musical’ results make sure that each of your samples loops seamlessly. You can do the work easily in any DAW. Or use loops from libraries online. Samples are rounded up to the nearest bar based on 120BPM as a standard. so if a sample is closer to 4000ms it will loop for two bars(4000ms) not 2000ms, to avoid radical pitch warps. Or you could use whatever samples you have lying around and see what happens! Enjoy!

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Jeraphy Simple

September 22, 2018

November 28, 2018

Sample Player

This is a simpler version of Jeraphy Visual. Loop samples in various synchronizations. Keep samples lockstep, retriggered on a given beat division, looping at different playback speeds, and more!

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Loop Jam Rec

May 11, 2018

August 17, 2018

Sampler

Record custom samples and create full compositions with them on the fly with this live-sampling and looping patch.

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DJ Patch

March 7, 2018

August 17, 2018

Sample Player

DJ Patch places two independent playheads on a sample for all kinds of fun!

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DJ Patch Record

March 1, 2018

August 17, 2018

Sampler

Records and places two independent playheads on samples for all kinds of sonic effects!

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Distributor

July 25, 2017

August 17, 2018

Sample Player

This is what happens when you distribute sample looping across time and feed the loops into an arpeggiator!

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Overloop

December 9, 2016

November 9, 2018

Sampler

Overdubbing sample recorder/looper. Have you seen that movie 'Interstellar'?

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I Take Up

November 25, 2016

October 12, 2018

Sampler

A sampler/looper where each key stores a loop. Loops consist of one or many recordings. New recordings get added to the end of the loop.

Loops get strange and fun very fast!

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Phase Vocoder

February 22, 2016

August 17, 2018

Phase Vocoder

A classic phase vocoding sampler. Recorded samples loop with independent playback speed and pitch! Stretch and trim a complicated sound into a rhythmic loop or compress it into a single note.

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Organelle Patches

Chordi

Deterior

Tapey

Distributor Rec

Transient Segmenti

Three Tracks

I Take Up - Quantize (ITUQ)

Mutations 23

Jeraphy

Jeraphy Simple

Loop Jam Rec

DJ Patch

DJ Patch Record

Distributor

Overloop

I Take Up

Phase Vocoder

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