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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » June 2003 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: Best tool for altering/filtering loops?
Daft Ada
Posted: 20th June 2003 13:38
I posted for the frist time yesterday and received a really great response. Consequently I wonder if anyone has an opinion about the best way to mash loops, giving dull ones life.

Ada Help
ttoz
Posted: 20th June 2003 13:48
www.bitshiftaudio.com

www.devine-machine.com

http://www.gmediamusic.com/partnerships/CodeAudioBeatBurner.html
Hewitt Huntwork
Posted: 20th June 2003 14:05
Devine Machine is amazing as a loop restructuring tool.

Beatburner allows synthesis and filtering based on a loop but without restructuring it.

Check them out.
ew
Posted: 20th June 2003 14:11
There's also the original loop mangler-ReCycle.
www.propellerheads.se
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smart
Posted: 20th June 2003 14:21
ReCycle! is garbage.

You can get FL Studio Producer's Edition and Zero-X BeatSlicer for the same price and you get 8 hundred million bazillion extra bonus super duper features along with it Razz

Beatburner is going to be very cool too Smile
choochcat
Posted: 20th June 2003 14:53
For loop-mauling oddness, I often use this very odd convolution thing called HOG. Mix a beat or a vocal with a chordal sound for instant vaguely familar oddness:

http://music.calarts.edu:16080/~bcassidy/hog/

And here's a sound I made earlier: http://web.onetel.net.uk/~tomryan/mauledvocal5.wav
dunk
Posted: 21st June 2003 01:51
for truly MASHING sound, DestroyFX is the only way to go Smile
http://www.smartelectronix.com/~destroyfx/

also, keep your eyes peeled for Bram's SupaTrigga - it ain't out yet, but hopefully it will be soon cos it rocks! Wink
regards,
dunk
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