Twisted Tools | Glitchmachines : Elements Released

TWISTED TOOLS have released a brand new sample pack entitled Elements.
Elements is a special collection of massive analogue oneshots, heavily processed foley and designed sounds by legendary circuit bender Ivo Ivanov of Glitchmachines.

http://twistedtools.com/shop/samplepacks/glitchmachines-elements/

You can check the promo video here:

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rd2OI_x4ps&feature=player_embedded"]YouTube - Twisted Tools Presents | Glitchmachines : Elements[/ame]

This sample pack includes a brand new loop based version of Twisted Tools’ MP16 sampler, called MP16b.

For those who are interested, heres a comparison guide detailing the differences between MP16a and MP16b:

http://twistedtools.com/productcontent/MP16/MP16 Comparison Chart.pdf

Have fun!

 

I predict the next from the next posting will be from Loopy C...

 

Ha

 

Am I that predictable lol? Though sonictwist was technically the 'next' post

Seriously, it's been a tough couple of months financially...GRM 3 bundle, Razor...and many other inspiring tools that begged for a place in my tool box...I even snuck in a 'private commission' with sonictwist himself (thanks again Igor) AND a new laptop!

Have to close my eyes/ears for at least a few more days until that next check comes in and the endless cycle of fun renews itself yet again...THEN I will be back ;-)

btw Jim, your last '2Much Sci-Fi' set was a marvelous companion for testing the GRM Evolution suite (especially 'Grinder'), big thanks once again!

 

As per usual, awesome stuff

 

MP16 Tutorial

Glad you like it Belly!

We've posted a tutorial for the MP16 sampler. It covers all aspects of the MP16b sampler as well as most aspects of the MP16a in the process.

Hope it is helpful.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmiaAAm2_9I"]YouTube - Twisted Tools | MP16 Tutorial[/ame]

Thanks!

 

i have to say i love the MP16 sampler, and the video tutorial is great!

sowari

 

do you guys find the mp16 worth getting and why, if i already have battery and the rest of komplete pack?

 

if you like Glitchy Sounds, then yes.... because there is nothing quite like that in the Komplete Library.

also as a Sampler, mp16 has a a different and quite unique angle when compared with Battery.

i suggest you watch the tutorial video above.

sowari

 

can u elaborate a bit?what's ur angle on it?

i'm still getting my head around Battery and Kontakt so i was just wondering.....
i def like the gui and it seems more stripped down than Battery/Kontakt and glitchy sounds i dig when the time is right- i checked some demos and sounds are top notch-

i'll check the video....

 

Well, I can't speak for Sowari, but I'll take a stab at answering, though most of what I have to say is mentioned already in the video.

Full disclosure: I'm half of Twisted Tools, but will be honest as can be.

MP16a and MP16b are indeed stripped down when compared to Kontakt or Battery (which I love too!). The fact that they are stripped down makes them super quick to work with though and having them inside Reaktor provides some unique advantages.

Some things I like that make it stand out:

- Speed. Everything is a click or two away.
- Easy copy/paste, randomize, MIDI learn, etc.
- The knobs are 'dummy knobs' so you just need to learn them once with your controller and the knobs will control the active pad's parameters.
- The mod lanes in the MP16b are very fun as you can set the length and speed independently per pad. You can use them like envelopes too.
- The re-trigger effect and loop length controls are fun.
- Quantized start modulation in MP16b.
- Input quantize with MP16b.
- A knob for sample select.
- MP16a has a cool grain/dly effect
- Preset switching with no load time (While often limiting, Reaktor maps have some cool benefits)

Hope that helps!