Saturday, February 08, 2014
Easel Expedition i
Published on Feb 8, 2014 Todd Barton·146 videos
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When faced with an undifferentiated sequence, one that is pounding out a motor-like rhythm, the quickest way to give it definition, nuance and inflection is by creating an accent pattern. That can often be as simple as an interesting volume pattern or loud vs. soft, filter pattern or modulation pattern. Or, in today's Easel Expedition, I'm going to be looking at a pattern of long vs. short notes by controlling the decay of the Pulser via the Sequential Voltage Source. Though the sound I made is nothing special, I draw your attention to the many permutations possible with just 4 sliders of the SVS."
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