MATRIXSYNTH: ParamDrum TR Edition


Wednesday, August 12, 2009

ParamDrum TR Edition

ParamDrum TR Edition from Peter Dines on Vimeo.


"The main idea behind ParamDrum is to have a fun and fast way of not only prototyping beats, but of creating variations that can be saved and recalled either in live performance or recorded and arranged into the backbone of a track."

Reaktor drum machine with parameter locks from Peter Dines on Vimeo.


"This is a granular drum sampler I'm working on in Reaktor that has Elektron MachineDrum style parameter locks. I think it sounds pretty good so far. Note the ridiculously low CPU usage - 2 percent, not bad, ey?

At the moment, the knobs are used to write looping parameter automation per step, and this works great with Kore 2 hardware controllers, but entering percussion sequences must be done with the mouse. I've tried using a MIDI keyboard to enter data but it's hard and fiddly to get the exact velocity you want on a given step, and a pain to remove steps.

I'm going to wait till my Maschine arrives and use its drum pads to trigger sequence entry. The sequencer doesn't send MIDI yet, but the controller does and from everything I've heard it's a joy to use."

1 comment:

  1. Parameter Locks are easily the single most powerful innovation in step-based sequencing in recent years. I'm amazed hardly anyone other than Elektron has implemented this feature...

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