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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » November 2003 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: beatburner is fucking demented!
ttoz
Posted: 21st November 2003 00:19
i mean that in a good way Very Happy

yes, a bit of an old topic now, but i finally tested out the rather crippling demo. still, it was enough that i must ave it. I MUST! ordering later today Very Happy

some serious sound mangling here folks..and even better, the timestretch algo really knocked my socks off..i was pleasantly surprised
CypherOne
Posted: 21st November 2003 00:22
Yep, it's pretty darn cool, it usually features somewhere in my tracks. I tend to use it to add a bit of depth and weirdness to drum loops. One thing worth trying is to stick a synth loop through - pretty scary but cracking!
ttoz
Posted: 21st November 2003 00:28
CypherOne wrote:
Yep, it's pretty darn cool, it usually features somewhere in my tracks. I tend to use it to add a bit of depth and weirdness to drum loops. One thing worth trying is to stick a synth loop through - pretty scary but cracking!


good call! i didn't eventhink of loading some of my synth loops into it..so far only tested with drum loops...fun times ahead! Very Happy

p.s. one of these years i'll get around to making a complete new song instead of playing with my toys Laughing
smart
Posted: 22nd November 2003 08:39
You know, I made up a few soft evolving pads, and then stuck them in BB. It gives them a gritty and rynthmic edge that's pretty fun and unique. It's great tool for stuff like this if you ask me.
pHz
Posted: 22nd November 2003 08:43
if you think synths are sick ... try whacking some vocals through it ...

but yes ... damn cool tool ...

slainte Cool rob
smart
Posted: 22nd November 2003 08:46
Good idea Rob, fuck a vocoder Wink
bluedad
Posted: 22nd November 2003 08:47
absolutely! this was at the top of the wish list I sent my wife.
(actually, just sent her the link to the page at audiomidi.com!) Very Happy
soulata
Posted: 22nd November 2003 09:24
yep,

i'll buy it as soon as get the cash. but it takes sooo long.

k
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