sampleThrasher v1

Rhythmicizes and thrashes samples beyond recognizability.

(28 Votes)
Rick Scott
1 (Updated 9 years ago)
15.3MB
March 19, 2015
Reaktor 5 or lower
Instrument Sampler

DESCRIPTION

Rhythmicizes and thrashes samples beyond recognizability.
Instructions on panel.
In a nutshell: Randomize (press Q), play (big XY pad), randomize, play, over and over, until the Gods of Chance grant you something worth listening to.
Enjoy!

COMMENTS  (26)

Robert Takacs
5 years ago
New to Reaktor here, so bear with me. How do I load my own samples into sample thrasher? I love what this thing is doing, and I can only imagine the possibilities! Thanks!
buzby birchall
8 years ago
orsum - i spent most of the evening just opening a few beers and listening/sampling to mashed, glitched up random combinations of sounds thrown out by this ensemble instead of making music - think i might do the same tomorrow night
Andreas Sandberg
8 years ago
Perfect! Now I can take almost ANY sound and make something useful out of it! Great job! Thanks!
alessio barilà
9 years ago
Crazy!!!
Randall Smith
9 years ago
Fantastic absolutely love this
Jan Heinke
9 years ago
rick, this version works perfect and is very helpful. thank you so much! again i replaced freshmaker with a mod capable of longer recordings. with live audio it would keep both hands free for playing an instrument :)
Rick Scott
9 years ago
I uploaded a version with a Freshmaker connected to the X and Y of the big XY pad: http://rachmiel.org/xfer/sampleThrasher_autoXY.zip It's a quick and uggily fix ... to get the big XY NOT automated by Freshmaker (rather by user XY playing) you need to delete the connections. Should be easy to put in an on/off toggle switch for doing this, so you can easily switch between Freshmaker and manual modes.
Jan Heinke
9 years ago
so good to know you have this to-do list :) looking forward very much!
Andrew Rice
9 years ago
nostalgic anD refreshing.
Rick Scott
9 years ago
Jan, problem is that the Mouse Area module (which is what I use to enable the big XY to be played) is not automatable. But, since I'm not using Mouse Area to do anything very fancy, I could probably replace it with a simple XY, which IS automatable. It's on my to-do list, along with making a sampleThrasher version for live audio. Thanks for the suggestion!
Rick Scott
9 years ago
Stockhausen on angel dust ... yeah baybey! ;-)
Jan Heinke
9 years ago
can't leave it :) but failed to automate the main xy-pad with freshmaker/assignable fader (instead of all the smaller ones separately). could not find where to send the ic. please, can you explain if and how this would be possible? thank you!
Victor Price
9 years ago
Awesome! Thank you forharing! :)
Sascha Sachs
9 years ago
Holy Lord! I'm feeling like Stockhausen on angel dust & meth.
jason pottorff
9 years ago
Awesome tool, Rick. Love this.
jace syntax
9 years ago
where does this file need to go once downloaded. so it can be used in ableton?
Joey Valizan
9 years ago
This is really awesome
Rick Scott
9 years ago
Hochstens geehrter Professor Leboz des Fulminantes sei zuruckg'dankt von seinem erbärmlichen Student.
Rick Scott
9 years ago
Jan, I'm on it. :-) Thanks!
Jan Heinke
9 years ago
thank you so much, also for coming back to the ul! after already getting addicted a desirable feature would be a version for live audio.
Dieter Zobel
9 years ago
Jazz! dem Doktor sei Dank und gegruesst soll er sein.
Rick Scott
9 years ago
Thanks for the positive feedback human(oid)s! I'm glad you're enjoying this monkey. If you have any suggestions, feature wishes, please let me know. :-)
Paule
9 years ago
5 star for Ashwaganda
marco vicari
9 years ago
good to see a new rick scott upload! thank you for all your work.
Greg Killmaster
9 years ago
This may be the only instrument I will use for the rest of my life. Thank you for this! Beyond words I think.
Jonathan Canupp
9 years ago
It's always a pleasure to use and explore your creations. I'm particularly impressed here by the cleanliness of the processing/randomization. So smooth! (Surprisingly few pops/clicks/undesirable bits, even within the most dramatic of transitions.) Great fun and tremendously useful! Thank you for continuing to share your wonderful works.
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