Saturday, November 19, 2016
Joerg Schaaf Step Sequencer Business
Joerg Schaaf is the man behind Radikal Technologies.
"That track is from my "The Daily Schaaf"- Description can be found here:"
"What is the magic behind a step sequencer? Playing 8 or 16 notes in a row for half an hour? I don’t think so. The magic starts, when you change something at the sequences, while the sequences are running. In my first sequencer example you can listen to two main sequences. The second fades in after a couple of bars. As soon as the sequence reached it’s final volume it starts to rotate by one step against the first sequence. That means for a sequence with a 16th resolution, that the second sequence get’s delayed against the first one by one 16th note for each rotate step. I am doing that multiple times. At the end the second sequence is 11/16th behind.
I added one track with overdubs to the pattern performance to add further variations – some sounds, SFX etc. All sounds are performed on the Spectralis 2 synthesizer."
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