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Grain cloud, no loops please

Discussion in 'REAKTOR' started by yoyofish, Jun 6, 2004.

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  1. yoyofish

    yoyofish New Member

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    Hi
    Really need som help here.
    -Is it possible to switch loop off in Grain Cloud? As it is now every grain loops.
    -What is gate (G) doing? Sending 0- or -1 doesn’t do anything here.
     
    yoyofish, Jun 6, 2004
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  2. John Nowak

    John Nowak Account Suspended

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    Try googling "Asynchronous Granular Synthesis". That should give you a better understanding about what exactly is going on as far as grains "looping".
     
    John Nowak, Jun 6, 2004
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  3. yoyofish

    yoyofish New Member

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    Asynchronous Granular Synthesis?

    Thanks for answering but.....
    Asynchronous Granular Synthesis?
    Tried the User ensambles but dident find anything there.

    Is it a book? I only know og Roades "Microsounds"........
     
    yoyofish, Jun 6, 2004
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  4. yoyofish

    yoyofish New Member

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    very tired

    Im tired.....okay I will goggle....:)
     
    yoyofish, Jun 6, 2004
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  5. Juckreiz

    Juckreiz NI Product Owner

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    the G-input instantly starts a new grain....u can use it to clock your grains yourself. wire a clock or some other gate-signal-source to the g-input and your grains or grain streams will come out synced. u should try out and wire around a little. that´s what i did to figure out how graincloud inputs work.

    Jucki
     
    Juckreiz, Jun 6, 2004
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  6. Juckreiz

    Juckreiz NI Product Owner

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    one more thing....
    i used the G-inpu for building a choas rythm-machine using single grains as sounds. i had a clock wird to G, creating a 8th or 16th rythm (grainsdistance was quite large....larger then the time between two beats). additionaly the position jitter was switched on, so i had a 8th/16thj beat with random sounds or silence on each note.

    i hope u understood this and it helped u to understand what the g-input is used for.

    Jucki
     
    Juckreiz, Jun 6, 2004
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  7. toto le robot

    toto le robot NI Product Owner

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    why not uploading it in the UL?:)
     
    toto le robot, Jun 6, 2004
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  8. Juckreiz

    Juckreiz NI Product Owner

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    actually a cool idea...but i always think my ensembles arent good enough. and simply too messy. but i think this machine really might be a nice thing for u guys too...i will clean up structure and panel and upload it...just give me some time. writing math tests soon :( and reaktor is very good at keeping me from doing things i have to do!

    Jucki
     
    Juckreiz, Jun 7, 2004
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  9. dozen_

    dozen_ Forum Member

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    what is the name of this ensemble?
    where and when could i find it?
     
    dozen_, Jun 7, 2004
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  10. Juckreiz

    Juckreiz NI Product Owner

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    sorry....still haven´t uploaded....there is a tests for uni coming up....it will take a while....i took a look at it...actually its not a real instrument...i will make a better version of it...and then upload it...if i upload now u will laugh at me... :) so much chaos in such a simple ensemble that does that one simple thing...
    u will see...
     
    Juckreiz, Jun 9, 2004
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  11. Plain Tom

    Plain Tom NI Product Owner

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    Good luck with you exams and whatnot
     
    Plain Tom, Jun 9, 2004
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