Your favorite beat mangling tool
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extraordinarily flexible to mangle in realtime as a live performance tool, check the tim exile video someone posted in another thread, and that's just using ensembles available out of the box (that is, w/o doing any mods and/or coding of your own).
re the 450 comment, i think reaktor for $450 is a ridiculous bargain (all the synths, fx, drummachines, sample manglers you could ever need) if you're looking for some outboard gear. put another way, i have live suite, but i'd give that up long before reaktor (others may disagree, and it's a close call for me based on how much i like operator and sampler, just saying it's definitely in the discussion, though CPU load can be crushing).
re the 450 comment, i think reaktor for $450 is a ridiculous bargain (all the synths, fx, drummachines, sample manglers you could ever need) if you're looking for some outboard gear. put another way, i have live suite, but i'd give that up long before reaktor (others may disagree, and it's a close call for me based on how much i like operator and sampler, just saying it's definitely in the discussion, though CPU load can be crushing).
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Yeah ..... Now I like that! That sounds a very cool tech.. Gonna certainly give it a whirl!ChiDJ wrote:Old skool dirtiness. Sample some loops, set the arpeggiator a few BPM faster or slower than your song tempo and requantize.
Glitched, freaked and tweaked.
Nice one.
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Awesome, much appreciated.logic_user99 wrote:It's not in the U/L as it has it's very own thread; BLU is deamed to be the current pinnacle of user-designed patches.funknotik wrote: I've been trying to find beatlookup for a while I heard good things about it. Where exactly can I get it I didn't see it in the user library. A link please!
Beat-Lookup Thread
You'll have to trawl through 30 pages of posts to find the various versions, but it's completely worth it. There's some very interesting read in there, too, regarding sampling and it's application.
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I think I've seen you make this kind of comment before mike, is this used as a motivational tool at your workplace?mike@TrackTeam Audio wrote:Satisfies all beatmangling needs.logic_user99 wrote:*ping...lightbulb*mike@TrackTeam Audio wrote:Reaktor...Reaktor...Reaktor
A nice BJ will prob get you mangling beats like no other...
Sorry Coupe70,Coupe70 wrote:Can you explain that a little further please ?ChiDJ wrote:Old skool dirtiness. Sample some loops, set the arpeggiator a few BPM faster or slower than your song tempo and requantize.
Glitched, freaked and tweaked.
You do...what ?
I wasn't watching this thread. I use my hardware sampler and record different drum loops on different keys. Adjust loop length for each key. I then set the external arp at 1-2 BPM faster or slower than the song tempo.
Record 8th's, 16th's and 32nds into the computer and then groove quantize. Sometimes no quantizing if I got a good feel.
Glitched and funked cause I'm a little ahead and / or bedhind the beat.
make sense?
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depends on what the op means by mangle? sounds like most people are talking about chopping samples in the glithch manner, but if you're talking about making something that sounds like one thing sound like something else, i like kantos, guitar rig, lives grain delay, I do alot of resampling, psp nitro,
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