...for VAZ Modular (or Reaktor, which is the same in terms of function and layout of the FX). It also features filtering and delaying of gated snippets.

@patcharena

greets, r_module

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I just do it to keep my stalkers busy...

That's really considerate of you to take the time to outline all that, especially with all the constant requests (myself included) for such devices...

I wish it was in Reaktor so I could bend my head around it a bit easier, but I'll take a stab in the light of day when I'm not shitfaced...


Is it just me, or does the Vaz developer come across as a serious Miami Dolphin's fan??

Thanks, man!

sickle666 wrote:

I wish it was in Reaktor

I'll see if I do another version with Reaktor-snapshots (but not today).

It's dead easy when you know the principle.

r_module

r_module wrote:

sickle666 wrote: I wish it was in Reaktor I'll see if I do another version with Reaktor-snapshots (but not today). It's dead easy when you know the principle. r_module

A retard like me would be very happy to see that.

Especially in non-Dolphin colors..I'm from Miami & the Dolphins make me wanna puke..

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come across as a serious Miami Dolphin's fan

that's halarious

Even the sliders look like little feild markers.

Edit: Read it, loved it, trying it out. Thanks for writting this

okay, another basic version for Reaktor:

1) open a "new ensemble"



2) open the instrument (structure)



3) detach the inputs (L+R) to have a better overview (you'll connect them later)

4) your preliminary shopping list (just drop them into the structure):

- "add"-module (math) to sum the input
- "multiply"-module (math) to modulate the input audio with the envelope
- "adsr"-envelope to smooth and control the gate snippets (macros->building blocks->envelopes->...)
- multimode-filter (macros->building blocks->envelopes->filter->special->...)
- "mono-delay" (macros->classic modular->delays->...)



as sequencer use "drumpattern" (instruments->sequencer) and rip the unwanted tracks (open
its structure, red marked modules/s. pic).



5) wire the modules (you may want to clear your panel also as it's painful to do it when you have
dropped 40 modules or more)



6) activate some pattern-steps (sequencer) and adjust the envelope. you can also tweak the
delay to get a first impression how the signal is treated.

7) now it's time for a lfo to modulate the filter (macros->building blocks->lfo->event->clock sync->...)
connect it to the pm-input of the filter and watch the display showing the lfo modulations



your setup is now basically done. you just have to replace the "bypass"-module with a crossfader
to fade between the dry and gated fx-signal (for additions on padsounds, vocals etc.). to do so just
right-click the x-input and select "create control". now wire the L+R inputs to the crossfade-module
and you're done.



further tweaks...

as your basic signal chain is set up, you can easily add/exchange modules to your needs. plus there
are much more modulation targets like the adsr-values, the filtertype, delaytime, etc.. you may also want a host-synced clock...


ens-file

holy shit man, that's great!

Thanks very much for showing that..

wow..

sickle666 wrote:

Is it just me, or does the Vaz developer come across as a serious Miami Dolphin's fan?

Bears?

Bengals?

Besides real men don't need helmets and all that shite

btw nice one with the tutorial r_module!

Martin

Now thats what i call informative .Thank you r module.Now if only my f..king tutor at college was that helpful.......