Thursday, March 17, 2016
Avril 14th (Sequencer 1 pattern chaining demo)
Published on Mar 17, 2016 Audio Damage, Inc.
"The purpose of this video is to show off the pattern chaining and multi-note output in v1.3 of the Audio Damage Sequencer 1 firmware. To do this, we programmed Aphex Twin's "Avril 14th" in its entirety.
For the patch, the pitch and gate outputs drive the main arpeggiated "bassline" of the song, a single WMD/SSF Spectrum oscillator to a Pole Zero filter (that is also the VCA.) Later in the song, a second Spectrum/Pole Zero voice is added to do the chords. This is driven with the CV2 output set to "Notes" and the CV3 output set to "Gate."
The main melody line is driven by Sequencer 1's CV1 output (set to "Notes,") with the ACCENT output providing gate duties. The voice itself is a prototype of our Proton self-contained waveguide voice, running to DubJr Mk2 (which is clocked from Sequencer 1) and thus to a Dimensions chorus.
The entire stereo signal is running through Ozone 7 to provide some mastering duties, and there is a touch of Audio Damage Eos for reverb."
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