Thursday, January 26, 2012
Squidfanny - 'Rhythm Modulator' Alesis HR-16 Drum Machine (Jan 2012)
YouTube Uploaded by squidfanny on Jan 26, 2012
squidfanny on eBay
"RHYTHM MODULATOR Techno Groove Acid machine.... Built around an Alesis HR-16 Drum Machine, which has been retro-fitted with an integrated Step Sequencer, with Pitch Mods, Killer Glitch and (Slightly Dodgy) Custom ROMs with 'nuff Old Skool Beats and Bass.
Sequencer is synced to the beat of the machine and is fully patchable, for programing complex tempo synced Glitches, beat swapping & effects.
Program the sequencer to twist and modulate the sample pitch, thus adding groove and expression to loops and rhythms....All tempo synced and with realtime modulation knobs and Decay control. Cool, eh?
See later part of vid for more in-depth look at the sequencer mod.
This machine contains the original Alesis 'electronic' ROMS and also my own (Slightly dodgy) custom Rom. It still has a few bugs, mainly quiet 'clicks' at the end of the samples when pitching down. Also some noise generated from the compression process, but this IS an ongoing project...
Thanks to EX-FADE and also BURNKIT2600 for assistance with this project."
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