Patchpool Kaleidoscope subscription thread

[Sampleconstruct]

Five instances of Kaleidoscope, each one using a dedicated external noise source and a different preset from the upcoming subscription set no. 33, volume automation in LogicX, Breeze 2/Diffuse provide the space. Highly experimental....

https://soundcloud.com/sampleconstruct/ ... -patchpool

[Sampleconstruct]

Stepping through some tempo-synced sequencer patches patches from the upcoming subscription set no. 33, input source is a pink noise sound with tempo-synced amplitude modulation and some stereo phasing (Falcon).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UXKqAr0DWko

[Sampleconstruct]

Release info for set 33:

Kaleidoscope subscription set no. 33, uploaded on January 17th - 2019 containing:

• 77 Presets
  40 images
  6 tuning files
  2 waveforms

Release notes:

Set 33: exploring abstraction, exploring rhythm, exploring consonance, some patches resemble the dark winter vibe, some herald the approaching spring. Most of the included images were created with various fractal generators and there are two new images for generating rhythmical sequences.

The subscription library currently contains: 2356 presets - 11399 images - 179 tuning files - 192 waveforms - 28 input samples. Library size: 5.82 GB uncompressed, 3.2 GB download (RAR-archive in 5 parts).

[Sampleconstruct]

A single Kaleidoscope preset from the upcoming subscription set no. 34, input source is an isolated noisy transient texture isolated from a Nepalese bell (with Groove Agent ) - Kaleidoscope processed with some dynamics (Multiplicity) and reverb/delay (Diffuse/Breeze 2/ValhallaDelay).

https://soundcloud.com/sampleconstruct/ ... -patchpool

[Sampleconstruct]

Demo for a single Kaleidoscope patch from the upcoming subscription set no. 34, input source is a mixture of stereo phased noises (only the noise can be heard at the beginning of the video). Tweaking various parameters on the fly, later in the video flipping through patches from the same “family“.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwYORLTe2Uc

[Sampleconstruct]

Three instances of Kaleidoscope sequencer patches in 11/8 time signature from the upcoming set no. 34 (processing white/pink noise and a drum sequence) and a fourth instance adding a pad sound (which uses the same tuning file).

https://soundcloud.com/sampleconstruct/ ... -patchpool

[Sampleconstruct]

Processing a little improvisation played on a sampled celesta (Steinberg Iconica section&players) with a single Kaleidoscope patch from the upcoming subscription set no. 34. Reverb provided by B2/Breeze 2/Relayer.

https://soundcloud.com/sampleconstruct/ ... -patchpool

[Sampleconstruct]

Flipping through a series of patches from the same “family“ from the upcoming subscription set no. 34 - input source is a mixture of stereo phased noises. Breeze 2 provides some reverb.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3smyu1fboPM

[Sampleconstruct]

Here comes the release info for subscription set 34:

Kaleidoscope subscription set no. 34 uploaded on March 18th - 2019 containing:

• 86 Presets
  31 images
  8 tuning files
  4 waveforms

Set 34 is full of sequences with odd time-signatures which groove - 11 – 9 – 6 but also some straight 4/4 rhythms. Some beautiful cosmic soundscapes are on board, weird microtonal textures, tempo-synced effects and some strange easter bells. This set also contains an audio file for feeding Kaleidoscope: Nepalese bell texture, the transients were isolated with the “Decompose“ function in Groove Agent 5, then a pitch-shifting envelope was applied.

The subscription library currently contains: 2520 presets - 1146 images - 197 tuning files - 196 waveforms - 29 input samples. Library size: 5.95 GB uncompressed, 3.3 GB download (RAR-archive in 5 parts).

[Cinebient]

Finally joined the subscription (and i hate subscriptions).
Just gone trough 2 sets and already must say it was worth it. Really fantastic creative stuff and makes Kaleidoscope so much more useful for me.
Maybe the best spend money for me for any third party preset thing since the old Alchemy days.
This is just so good! Thank you!

[Sampleconstruct]

Finally joined the subscription (and i hate subscriptions).
Just gone trough 2 sets and already must say it was worth it. Really fantastic creative stuff and makes Kaleidoscope so much more useful for me.
Maybe the best spend money for me for any third party preset thing since the old Alchemy days.
This is just so good! Thank you!

That feedback makes my day. Thank you and greetings from New York.
Simon

[Cinebient]

Now that i´ve gone trough all the sets i must say that i really regret to not buy into it earlier. Again i must say it is really brilliant work and it shows me how versatile Kaleidoscope really is.
I just can recommend it to anyone liking what Kaleidoscope does.
So much better and more useful than most of the default presets for me.
The content provided is great to roll my own presets too.

[Sampleconstruct]

Now that i´ve gone trough all the sets i must say that i really regret to not buy into it earlier. Again i must say it is really brilliant work and it shows me how versatile Kaleidoscope really is.
I just can recommend it to anyone liking what Kaleidoscope does.
So much better and more useful than most of the default presets for me.
The content provided is great to roll my own presets too.

Thanks again, the assets (images, tuning files, waveforms) I provide in this subscription are probably more important than the presets themselves, if the user knows his way around Kaleidoscope that is, if not, tweaking an existing preset will create usable results very fast. For many users the learning curve of KS seems to be to steep though.

[Sampleconstruct]

Processing my own voice with some patches from the upcoming subscription set no 35/April 2019, UberMod is providing the space.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zF0JLJLNg9Q

[TheSynthScientist]

Flipping through a series of patches from the same “family“ from the upcoming subscription set no. 34 - input source is a mixture of stereo phased noises. Breeze 2 provides some reverb.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3smyu1fboPM

Nice work Simon!