Page Summary: Here's my tip for making ("conventionally") musical use of randomness if you don't have a quantizer available: avoid that V/Oct ... Since I no longer have Rings in my rack, the time has come to explore the use of DLD for some "string synthesis".
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Here's my tip for making ("conventionally") musical use of randomness if you don't have a quantizer available: avoid that V/Oct ... Since I no longer have Rings in my rack, the time has come to explore the use of DLD for some "string synthesis". There's mixed (ha) information on whether using a stackable to combine signals is a bad idea or a good idea.
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- Here's my tip for making ("conventionally") musical use of randomness if you don't have a quantizer available: avoid that V/Oct ...
- Since I no longer have Rings in my rack, the time has come to explore the use of DLD for some "string synthesis".
- There's mixed (ha) information on whether using a stackable to combine signals is a bad idea or a good idea.
- Patch notes: Plaits is in "particle noise" mode, but with Morph turned up high ...
- Patch notes: Rings' output is fed back into its input, creating a feedback loop.
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