MXXX Experiments - Videos/Tutorials/Audio Demos inside

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Processing a mixed choir recording from a music theatre project with 2 instances of MXXXCore routed in serial, pitch transformation/ring modulation with 2 side-chain oscillators/granulator in the 1st instance, reverb/delay/unison in the second instance. Video starts dry, tweaking the Macros on the fly.

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Processing an english horn impro (VSL XT) with a preset from TR (harmonizer/granular synthesis/waveshaping/filtering/reverb/delay), automating some of the Macros, also the one which is controlling the harmonizer scale transposition, so it fits with the notes played by the english horn.

https://soundcloud.com/sampleconstruct/ ... y-for-mxxx

[MeldaProduction]

Hmm, that's english horn?? Sounds like oboe to me Did you actually process a horn to make it sound like oboe?

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Hmm, that's english horn?? Sounds like oboe to me Did you actually process a horn to make it sound like oboe?

The English horn is the larger sister of the oboe, she is not a brass instrument but a woodwind lady.

[MeldaProduction]

Hmmmm, interesting!

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Processing a simple groove (Tremor/Groove Agent) and a synth bass jam (Zebra) with 3 instances of MXXXCore using 3 tempo-synced presets from the “Rhythmical“-category from TR, one of the MXXX instances is exciting the resonances in one of my Kaleidoscope presets which is reverberated by 2CAudio B2 and fed back into one MXXX instance. The other 2 instances are muted/faded in/out on the fly. Oh Vojtech, what have you done....


https://soundcloud.com/sampleconstruct/ ... y-for-mxxx

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And last but not least:

Processing slow, looped percussion accents and a simple synth line with the preset “Granular Machine XT“.

Patch description:

Complex setup using 2 granulators with tempo-synced grain length, one of them (lane 1) processing the audio input, the other (lane 3) processing the mixed signal from the input and the feedback loop, a pitch sequence can be applied to voice 1 in granulator 2 by activating the switch in column 1, the volume of the second voice in granulator 2 (tuned up a perfect fifth) can be controlled with a Macro , the grains in granulator 1 can be reversed with a switch. 
After passing a dual filter (BComb/BP - use the purple Macros in column 2 to control filter mix/modulation range/resonance/filter drive of the BP filter) which is feeding the feedback module in lane 4, the signal from lane 1 is routed to a waveshaper with tempo-synced accents in lane 5 which is processed by a harmonizer in granular mode, use the red Macros to increase the volume of the shaper and to raise and scatter the harmonizer signal. 
Finally the signal is routed through an FX chain in lane 6 (compressor/reverb/delay/MUnison), use the blue Macro in column 3 to control dry/wet mix in lane 6.

Demo starts very dry:

https://soundcloud.com/sampleconstruct/ ... y-for-mxxx

There is also another version of this preset which does things like in this video (from February this year):

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Transformed Reality for MXXXCore has now been released on patchpool, check it out here.

[MeldaProduction]

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I upgraded to the Creative Bundle today, the upgrade offer was just too good, glorious MXXX times ahead of me

[MeldaProduction]

You didn't have it already?

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You didn't have it already?

No, I had 20 single licenses, now I only have six

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As I only got the Spectral Dynamics plugin last night here is a first experiment with a multi FX setup - processing one of my Tremor beats using spectral gating/compression/delay/pitch modulation/scratching/volume gating/distortion/saturation/more delay - tweaking the installed Macros on the fly. Video starts dry...

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Spectral smearing/freezing inside MXXXCore, also combing MTransform with rotary FX, tweaking things on the fly, video starts dry.

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Industrial sounds from my Groove Agent library Colliding Worlds processed with an MXXXCore setup where the convolution impulse response (a percussive sample of an art object with giant springs) can be tuned -/+ 1 octave via a harmonizer (scaled in semitones for pitch and formants), further processed with a BComb filter/convolution reverb/delay and MTransform frequency/pitch shifter. It's really good how accurately an IR can be tweaked in the Advanced Settings-section in the convolution module!