Deun-Deun
Description:
You can play 3 different loops (samples or/and rythms) for each frequency band (Low-Mid-Hig) simultaneously.
This is the Roll FX of the Pioneer RMX-10000
Sliders : to define the lenght of each roll and to grab samples
Slider 1 : LFO applied on High Frequency Band
Slider 2 : LFO applied on Mid Frequency Band
Slider 3 : LFO applied on Low Frequency Band
About LFO sliders :
- in the middle, FX isn\'t engaged. The sample loop is grabbed as soon as the slider mooved, not when the FX is engaged*
- On left side , from 1/2 BPM to 1/8 BPM
- On right side : form 1/1 BPM to 4/1 BPM
*Many possibilities :
- you can grab different samples for each frequency band because each loop is triggered as soon as the corresponding slider leaves the \"NONE\" position
- you can use it as slip roll : each time \"NONE\" position is selected again, the current loop is erased for the corresponding frequency band.
You can play 3 different loops (samples or/and rythms) for each frequency band (Low-Mid-Hig) simultaneously.
This is the Roll FX of the Pioneer RMX-10000
Sliders : to define the lenght of each roll and to grab samples
Slider 1 : LFO applied on High Frequency Band
Slider 2 : LFO applied on Mid Frequency Band
Slider 3 : LFO applied on Low Frequency Band
About LFO sliders :
- in the middle, FX isn\'t engaged. The sample loop is grabbed as soon as the slider mooved, not when the FX is engaged*
- On left side , from 1/2 BPM to 1/8 BPM
- On right side : form 1/1 BPM to 4/1 BPM
*Many possibilities :
- you can grab different samples for each frequency band because each loop is triggered as soon as the corresponding slider leaves the \"NONE\" position
- you can use it as slip roll : each time \"NONE\" position is selected again, the current loop is erased for the corresponding frequency band.
geposted Mon 16 Jul 12 @ 2:23 pm
synthet1c
this sounds interesting :D:D sounds complex to use all 3 sliders at the same time but I can imagine rolling only the mid & high the same size could be a cool effect
geposted Mon 16 Jul 12 @ 2:32 pm