90s Drum and Bass Groove Made in VCV Rack #shorts #sounddesign #vcvrack #music
Here's a little 90 drum and bass groove that I made with VCV Rack as I pursue making patches that can function like the Rebirth RB-338. This groove is executed by holding down keys on the keyboard. The bass note is controlled by pitch and the groove pattern executes with each key press. I also added some modulation wheel action on the cut off frequency of the low pass filter and the release time on the envelope.
The main mission in this episode is to add a scrubbing feature to the virtual tape looper that we have been making. This allows one to skip around through the audio in real-time. Several techniques and considerations for debugging pd patches are also explored int his episode. Dr. Lawrence W. Moore looks at how number boxes can slow down your patches and how they may best be used in debugging. He needs to utilize his skills in debugging when adding the scrub feature and making sure it works properly with everything else. Pure Data, like any other programming environment can be pretty unforgiving.
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We are about to go on an adventure in which we will learn about the art of synthesis using the open source programming environment, Pure Data. PD is a free download and is a very wide-open creative environment for artists to create all things audio and MIDI. It is a great way to learn synthesis as it allows you to build synthesizer components from the ground up to truly know what they are and how they function. This series is dedicated to teaching the fundamentals of synthesis so that one will be able to apply this knowledge to any software or even analog hardware synthesizer in the future. In this series, the learning of Pure Data and synthesis is made easy.
This episode goes over some of the basics of PD so that one can become more comfortable with the software. Additionally, digital audio fundamentals are covered, specifically sampling rate. This episode shows how sampling sound is a process of converting electrical signal into digital information that can then be managed and visualized in a waveform display. Digital audio is composed of numbers that store the information of the waveform of the sound that was sampled.
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Pure Data home page: http://puredata.info
Miller Puckette (Creator/Developer): http://msp.ucsd.edu
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In the second half of this series, we are exploring the KautenjaDSP brand of modules for the virtual Eurorack modeling software, VCV Rack. These free modules are great for modeling vintage video game sounds. Individual modules like Pulses and Step Saw model NES (Nintendo Entertainment System) chipsets. In this episode, we look at Pulses which models the Sunsoft FME-7 chipset and Step Saw, which models the Konami VRC6 chipset. These are powerful tools for achieving that vintage Nintento video game sound.
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This is a sound experience for relaxation, meditation, and sleep. Over the course of 2 hours, the listener will experience ocean waves for the purposes of natural relaxation and binaural beats that are tuned to produce delta brain waves. Various effects are used throughout to help produce a calm mind and reduce internal verbal dialogue. The black screen is provided for those who prefer not to have visualizations or excess light from the screen. The pacing id designed to entrance the mind and produce a quiet state of consciousness.
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Now that we have a sampler that records, plays, and has pitch controls like a virtual tape looper, it is time to set the start and end points for looping. This allows for one to loop certain regions of the sample that was recorded. This would allow for an attack, a looping audio region for the sustain, and then a release when the sample is to end and play out its decay tail. In this episode, we will see how you can make a sampler mechanism for looping sustain as well as a fun virtual tape looper that allows one to loop different regions on the fly.
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This sound experience is best heard on headphones for benefiting from the binaural beating. The experience begins with ocean waves to embrace the active ming and slow it down. They also help to regulate breathing. Soon after, some pleasing harmonics based on A 432 enter and the listener is invited to chant or sing with them. After they subside, the ocean waves reduce to allow for the sound of the synth ASMR and clear binaural beating to achieve a delta brain wave state. In order to help entrance the mind more, uplifting harmonics with a lullaby-like melody help carry one through the res tof the first hour of the experience. As time progresses, the experience approaches and maintains a steady state of binaural beats, Tibetn singing bowl-like harmonics, synth ASMR and pleasing warm noise. It is at this point that one should hopefully be in a perfect state of relaxation that can serve well for meditation and sleep.
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Our next stop in the tour of free modules for the free and open source virtual Eurorack modeling software, VCV Rack, is the E-Series brand. The only module in this brand is the cloud generator, but it is a very powerful one. This module allows for guided randomization forming a "cloud" in either sawtooth or sine wave output. The size, circulation, and desnity of the cloud can be controlled with the module. This module is used within the 3 movement work entitled Determined by Whom, which can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZm1n1sAw8E&list=PLzCXTfvGajxDgrxe2JotuorjvbGA_BIOT
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Sometimes in Wurm you find a place where you really want to live and don't have easy access to water, or fresh water at least. In this case, you don't need to give up on your spot. You just need to make a pendulum and go out divining for water. In this episode, Wayfarer does just that. He made the pendulum in an earlier episode, and now it's time to use it. It doesn't take too long before he finds a water source, and it's conveniently located. He builds the well in a short amount of time and now, he's got endless fresh water.
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In this fourth episode of building a granular synthesizer in Pure Data, we will conclude by making the grain size (window size) and grain speed editable parameters with the use of sliders. In addition to making these functions more convenient to change on the fly, we also add open and save functions so that one can open audio files and save them from within the granular synthesizer.
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