Re: sequences and the lp-1

[cpr@musetrap.com]

I can't listen to any of these.. I get a 'You don?t have access rights  
to view this page, please go back and select another, or click the  
link below' error.. :(

-cpr

Quoting Simeon Harris <simeonharris40@googlemail.com>:

> i originally posted this on the looperlative forum, but bob asked me to 
>post
> here as well...
>
> now that bob has implemented note values as controllers, i've been 
>messing
> around using my drum machine as a sequencer
>
> i have each of the drum sounds (which send a midi note) mapped to various
> functions like play, stop, play retrig, reverse and various pitch values
>
> here are some simple examples...
>
> in each, you'll hear the straight loop and then i turn on the sequence.
>
> the lp-1 is running through a lexicon mpx-1 for filters and delays etc 
>which
> are synced to the loop/sequence
>
>
> http://www.simeonharris.co.uk/misc/pitch.mp3 - this is just a simple 
>pitch
> change sequence
>
> http://www.simeonharris.co.uk/misc/pitchstutter.mp3 - this is a pitch 
>change
> sequence with a stuttery retrig
>
> http://www.simeonharris.co.uk/misc/trance.mp3 - a trancegate
>
> http://www.simeonharris.co.uk/misc/reverse.mp3 - a delay that reverses 
>every
> bar - (the lp-1 was in overdub with feedback at 30% and the drum machine
> changed the direction of the loop every bar)
>
>
> and messing about with 4 half speed commands in a bar, fed through a 
>filter
> and delay - just had to grab a quick recording of this...
>
> http://www.simeonharris.co.uk/misc/speed.mp3 - 1/4 note half speed shift
> mini-soundscape
>
>
> i think i'm only scratching the surface here...there's definitely lots of
> fun to be had with sequenced pitch changes and i havn't even played 
>around
> with scramble yet. i know some of you chaps with lappytops have been 
>doing
> this kind of thing for ages, but i'm having fun!
>
> so if anybody has any more ideas for cool sequences, please chip in!
> (Per....!?!)
>
> sim
>