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Overtone Students – Granular Patch
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So let’s start the sharing bit – here is a granular patch with 5 grain streams using a sample I made with students from a recent workshop where they play overtone textures on their respective instruments (or try to) in an ensemble situation. There is modulation going on for grain spread (delayed by a multi envelope), grain speed can be set with a Macro, in layer 2 there is a simple analog synth with an FX rack
-> parallel bandpass filter modulation, creating the root note and some harmonics, both layers have their dedicated volume control, all other Macros are labelled self-explanatory, MW (modwheel) randomizes grain pitch.You’re downloading this from a slower server as putting it on my amazon server would cost me more money 🙂
Thanks Simon,
Sounds great! What instruments are the students playing in the sample?
Reminds me of a sound I once used in the score of a video on the planet neptune…
Download speed was good here 🙂
Cheers,
Tom
Cheers, Tom – they were playing french horn, mandolin, acoustic guitar, clarinet and some other things I probably forgot 🙂 – the server isn’t really slow, but compared to my amazon server about 6 times slower so I perceive it as being very slow.
Cool, thanks for the info!
Well, I guess you are used to sending out gigabytes of data – for a mere 11 Mb, I wouldn’t worry about speed 😉
Cheers,
Tom
This patch is very good. The modulation within the multi-granular engine combined wth the unique sample work together very well. It inspires me.
This patch is very good. The modulation within the multi-granular engine combined wth the unique sample work together very well. It inspires me.
I’m happy to read this, spreading inspiration is always good 🙂
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