ok modulate but not like alchemy stretching from 100% to 0%. like i hit a key and the sampleplayback is e.g. 5%? imma post a screen so i must make something wrongNeon Breath wrote:Of course Mangle DOES timestrectching, it’s pure granular synthesis so it’s obviously doing it. You have to modulate the position parameter with a lfo, simple as that
New granular synth: The Mangle
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- KVRAF
- 8494 posts since 5 Aug, 2009
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- KVRAF
- 3477 posts since 27 Dec, 2002 from North East England
Just in case you missed it, the position slider is actually inside the waveform display (along with the volume slider). Both of these can be modulated just like the proper knobs below. You likely want to assign either an envelope or a sawtooth LFO to this. The speed of the stretch will be defined by either the speed of the LFO or length of the attack if you use an envelope. A sawtooth LFO is a great place to start with loops as this can be synced to tempo, so your loop plays perfectly in time with the sequencer. Messing with the grain length (in particular) on top of this can net you all sorts of timbres, from lush to clean to 'bitty'.Caine123 wrote:ok modulate but not like alchemy stretching from 100% to 0%. like i hit a key and the sampleplayback is e.g. 5%? imma post a screen so i must make something wrongNeon Breath wrote:Of course Mangle DOES timestrectching, it’s pure granular synthesis so it’s obviously doing it. You have to modulate the position parameter with a lfo, simple as that
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 4218 posts since 15 Sep, 2010
There's also the Position tab, just below the Modulation tab. There you can set the loop markers and the speed of the looping. Lots of ways to time stretch in Mangle really.cron wrote: Just in case you missed it, the position slider is actually inside the waveform display (along with the volume slider). Both of these can be modulated just like the proper knobs below. You likely want to assign either an envelope or a sawtooth LFO to this. The speed of the stretch will be defined by either the speed of the LFO or length of the attack if you use an envelope. A sawtooth LFO is a great place to start with loops as this can be synced to tempo, so your loop plays perfectly in time with the sequencer. Messing with the grain length (in particular) on top of this can net you all sorts of timbres, from lush to clean to 'bitty'.
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- KVRAF
- 8494 posts since 5 Aug, 2009
thanks a lot i will try it out asap! i think i didnt have the loopfunction cause i use 0.7b version.cron wrote:Just in case you missed it, the position slider is actually inside the waveform display (along with the volume slider). Both of these can be modulated just like the proper knobs below. You likely want to assign either an envelope or a sawtooth LFO to this. The speed of the stretch will be defined by either the speed of the LFO or length of the attack if you use an envelope. A sawtooth LFO is a great place to start with loops as this can be synced to tempo, so your loop plays perfectly in time with the sequencer. Messing with the grain length (in particular) on top of this can net you all sorts of timbres, from lush to clean to 'bitty'.Caine123 wrote:ok modulate but not like alchemy stretching from 100% to 0%. like i hit a key and the sampleplayback is e.g. 5%? imma post a screen so i must make something wrongNeon Breath wrote:Of course Mangle DOES timestrectching, it’s pure granular synthesis so it’s obviously doing it. You have to modulate the position parameter with a lfo, simple as that
edit: installed the new version and set a loopspace, but how do i let the grains loop there forth and back or continuously host synced?
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- KVRer
- 2 posts since 5 Jan, 2015
hey maybe fast preset params buttons would be awesome i figured out i do basically same thing, if i want do pads i do one routine, some drum glich another and so on, i would love to see some midi mappable shortcut buttons.
"exapmple"
i want make warm pad sound, BOOM preset1, have sample for outer space noises? let it be preset button 2, another thing that will make me supermus1k tek pro ganja trekker button 3, and so on and on
"exapmple"
i want make warm pad sound, BOOM preset1, have sample for outer space noises? let it be preset button 2, another thing that will make me supermus1k tek pro ganja trekker button 3, and so on and on
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- KVRAF
- 8494 posts since 5 Aug, 2009
how is the support? i messaged a mail to the dev about 10 days ago, no reply..... i still struggle with the looping
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 4218 posts since 15 Sep, 2010
Bad and inconsistent, unfortunately.Caine123 wrote:how is the support? i messaged a mail to the dev about 10 days ago, no reply..... i still struggle with the looping
The dev pops or replies from time to time, then re-disappears. Don’t count on it too much.
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- KVRAF
- 3477 posts since 27 Dec, 2002 from North East England
I actually don't know how to do it with the dedicated loop function because I haven't really used it much since that was added, but here's how I used to do it using old fashioned modulation. Skip to 7:10 in the following video.Caine123 wrote:thanks a lot i will try it out asap! i think i didnt have the loopfunction cause i use 0.7b version.cron wrote:Just in case you missed it, the position slider is actually inside the waveform display (along with the volume slider). Both of these can be modulated just like the proper knobs below. You likely want to assign either an envelope or a sawtooth LFO to this. The speed of the stretch will be defined by either the speed of the LFO or length of the attack if you use an envelope. A sawtooth LFO is a great place to start with loops as this can be synced to tempo, so your loop plays perfectly in time with the sequencer. Messing with the grain length (in particular) on top of this can net you all sorts of timbres, from lush to clean to 'bitty'.Caine123 wrote:ok modulate but not like alchemy stretching from 100% to 0%. like i hit a key and the sampleplayback is e.g. 5%? imma post a screen so i must make something wrongNeon Breath wrote:Of course Mangle DOES timestrectching, it’s pure granular synthesis so it’s obviously doing it. You have to modulate the position parameter with a lfo, simple as that
edit: installed the new version and set a loopspace, but how do i let the grains loop there forth and back or continuously host synced?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsAx6s5sXQ4
You'll notice that, at 7:10, the user drags the Rnd 1 button on to the Position slider inside the waveform display, at which point another slider opens where he can select the amount of modulation applied. You want to be doing the exact same thing except you're dragging one of the LFO buttons on to the position slider instead of Rnd 1. The LFO shape you choose will determine the kind of loop you get. Triangle will get you a ping-pong loop, sawtooth will get you a forward or backward loop (depending on which direction you set the modulation), etc...
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- KVRer
- 7 posts since 6 Nov, 2012
This synth looks amazing, been searching for a good staple windows granular for awhile. I think i might wait on the version 1 release before buying it though because i am not sure about support, since version 1 was expected/rumored to be out by now. Are there free updates after purchasing? How does that work? Thank you for making this synth, excited to try it
- KVRAF
- 21196 posts since 8 Oct, 2014
Just picked this up about 20 minutes ago and all I can say is OMG.
If you've done granular synthesis before, the interface is very intuitive. I love the way it's laid out. Mapping is always a pain the ass if you really want to dive deeply into this thing or any granular synth, but it's worth the time spent. You don't even need really great samples to make some very interesting sounds. Almost anything will do.
Might be my best 20 pound investment of the New Year.
** EDIT ** Been playing with this thing a good part of the day. Have discovered that just about any recorded sound source can be used. I took some of my electronic tracks (complete tracks) and imported some MP3s in and went to work. I can't even recognize my own songs after putting them through this thing. The modulation capabilities are very impressive. Much easier to use than any of the Reaktor granular modules I've tried and much more powerful.
I don't impress easily but this thing is flat out addicting. Between this and Cycle, my year may very well be booked.
If you've done granular synthesis before, the interface is very intuitive. I love the way it's laid out. Mapping is always a pain the ass if you really want to dive deeply into this thing or any granular synth, but it's worth the time spent. You don't even need really great samples to make some very interesting sounds. Almost anything will do.
Might be my best 20 pound investment of the New Year.
** EDIT ** Been playing with this thing a good part of the day. Have discovered that just about any recorded sound source can be used. I took some of my electronic tracks (complete tracks) and imported some MP3s in and went to work. I can't even recognize my own songs after putting them through this thing. The modulation capabilities are very impressive. Much easier to use than any of the Reaktor granular modules I've tried and much more powerful.
I don't impress easily but this thing is flat out addicting. Between this and Cycle, my year may very well be booked.
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- KVRer
- 7 posts since 6 Nov, 2012
Man you about sold me, but still I wonder when version one comes out? I am assuming this comes with free updates with purchase. Cool I didn't know about cycle, looks very good. How does it compare to Iris?
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 4218 posts since 15 Sep, 2010
Impossible to compare. Iris is spectral filtering/masking, and Mangle is pure granular synthesis. Totally different on all aspects.gsirvine wrote:Man you about sold me, but still I wonder when version one comes out? I am assuming this comes with free updates with purchase. Cool I didn't know about cycle, looks very good. How does it compare to Iris?