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opiumeater
Member 		posted 12 March 2001 21:51         Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
The other day, I saw a freind messing about with a delay sequencer he built. Are there any examples of this in the kyma library?

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SSC
Administrator 		posted 13 March 2001 09:07         Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Do you want to sequence through a series of different delay values? In other words, do you want your delay time to change on each step of the sequence? Or do you want a sequencer that feeds into a delay?

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opiumeater
Member 		posted 13 March 2001 11:27         Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
quote:
Originally posted by SSC:
Do you want to sequence through a series of different delay values? In other words, do you want your delay time to change on each step of the sequence? Or do you want a sequencer that feeds into a delay?

Im want the delay time to change on each step of the sequence.



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sm
Member 		posted 14 March 2001 10:41         Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
uah!
yes please.
anybody who programmed something similar to the ever popular Eventide H300 effect named "Stutter" ?
-->randomly (SMOOTH!!!!) changing delaytimes, and therefore also pitch shifting.
->michael

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Fake Person
Member 		posted 14 March 2001 13:45         Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote

delaysequencer.kym
 
Here's an idea for how to do it (see attached Sounds). I took a DelayWithFeedback Sound and put an array of values into the Delay field. Then I used 1 bpm: !BPM to generate triggers from a metronome. Then I used countTriggersMod: <sizeOfArray> to sequence through the values in the array--a new value on each beat of the metronome.

I turned off smoothing in the DelayWithFeedback to avoid the pitch shifting (except in the ones called 'wild' and 'mad'). If you like the pitch change effect, just click the Smooth delay changes box.


(Mac users: remember to import this file before it will show up as a Kyma sound file).

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