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RE: Repeater Demo's

Well, Mark's challenge was pretty hard to pass over so I slaved away last
night on some drum related Repeater demo's. Jamie has posted them on our
site for your eyes only!

Just go to:

http://www.electrixpro.com/topsecret/repeater_tests.htm

Here is what you will hear.....

drumswflange: 4 bar drum loop (captured in one shot with repeater) at 92.3
BPM slowed down to 1 BPM with a MIDI synced Flange. Electrix Mo-FX is on 
the
FX insert receiving MIDI clock from Repeater. The clock is generated from
the present loop tempo and keeps the flange in sync as I slow the loop 
down.
I experiment a bit with the division control on Mo-FX which just changes 
the
multiplier of the oscillator so the flange stays in sync while I change the
groove. Some very cool tonal effects start to happen on the kick drum when
slowed down to the extreme.

reversedrums: The same 4 bar loop spun into reverse with MO-FX and
FilterFactory on the FX insert. I have the Filter synced to Repeater and 
set
on a 1:2 lfo division which I change around while sweeping the frequency
control. The MO-FX is also synced with the delay band limiting set to just
delay the lows and highs. I mess around with the delay divisions as well.
There is also some auto panning and some flange at the end.
 
drumswfilterndelay: The same 4 bar loop with MO-FX and FilterFactory on the
FX insert at 92.3 BPM slowed down to 1 BPM. Again, through Repeater sending
MIDI to the Mo and Filter they follow the drum loop as it slows down. Mo-FX
is band limited with the tremolo set to auto pan in a sawtooth pattern
following the same waveform as the filter. Again some wonderful tones and
ambient noises occur when the drums are slowed down beyond recognition.

drumslower: The same 4 bar loop at 92.3 BPM slowed down to 1 BPM with no 
FX.


Suggestions for more demos are cool, just don't expect them to be turned
around as fast as this one every time.

Respect,

Damon Langlois
Creative Director
Electrix 
Tel (250) 544-4091 Fax (250) 544-4100
http://www.electrixpro.com