Published on Nov 8, 2013 BrontoScorpioMusic·6 videos
"Yay! Another Reaktor jam!
The rate of the trigger sequencer gets modulated by the rate sequencer while the sample sequencer chooses which samples gets triggered.
The sequencer then triggers the choosen sample and sends triggers to the "Trigger Counter".
The "Trigger Counter" simply counts the incoming triggers and triggers the kick on each event, the snare on every fifth event and so on.
The synth and sub voice choose a different pitch from some predefined values on each trigger.
The sub voice (which is a simple triangle wave) also gets "ducked" by the kick.
The sampler gets processed by the "Sound Destruction" instrument, which gets modulated by some recursive LFOs.
The whole thing then goes through some light EQ and saturation."
Friday, November 08, 2013
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