Lectric Panda sale this week. 30% off Aggregate and other REs.
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Thanks so much for the sale... Just bought the PSQ-1684, DYN-4, and Aggregate Music System
today... Always amazing stuff!
today... Always amazing stuff!
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ReFiils: Ambientia Cinematic Soundscapes | String Theory (Friktion) | Algoritmo (Algoritm)
THX panda!
after years of fiddling with Korde + Scales & Chords i finally bought Kompulsion.
My Elektron devices are very happy with the hook-up!
after years of fiddling with Korde + Scales & Chords i finally bought Kompulsion.
My Elektron devices are very happy with the hook-up!
Holy shit it's good. If you never thought you'd want a Ramdomize button on a compressor, get ready to change your mind
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Definitely snagging mDSQ and Nostromo. I just recently came across this synth and it is really good! Quick and easy to get great sounds.
What does that sound like then?
Same as 4dyne?
https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... ion/4dyne/
Going to buy it either way anyway just cos heβs a good guy.
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Different beast to 4Dyne, which is more a mastering tool. Quad Dynamics is better suited to quick & creative slamming
I always hoped for a UI improvement of Quad Dynamics, so a dummy like me can make more out of it. I am always struggling with the different modes, the signal path and splitting.
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Big difference between 4Dyne and DYN-4 is that 4Dyne splits the signal and send the different bands to their respective processing, while DYN-4 sends both bands through the same four processing effects.MrFigg wrote: β11 Nov 2021What does that sound like then?
Same as 4dyne?
https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... ion/4dyne/
Going to buy it either way anyway just cos heβs a good guy.
So in DYN-4 you're not able to (for example) just send the low band to a compressor without also sending the high band to it as well.
Thanks. So 4Dyne is more versatile in that sense?Ottostrom wrote: β11 Nov 2021Big difference between 4Dyne and DYN-4 is that 4Dyne splits the signal and send the different bands to their respective processing, while DYN-4 sends both bands through the same four processing effects.MrFigg wrote: β11 Nov 2021What does that sound like then?
Same as 4dyne?
https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... ion/4dyne/
Going to buy it either way anyway just cos heβs a good guy.
So in DYN-4 you're not able to (for example) just send the low band to a compressor without also sending the high band to it as well.
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In the multiband department at least!MrFigg wrote: β11 Nov 2021Thanks. So 4Dyne is more versatile in that sense?Ottostrom wrote: β11 Nov 2021
Big difference between 4Dyne and DYN-4 is that 4Dyne splits the signal and send the different bands to their respective processing, while DYN-4 sends both bands through the same four processing effects.
So in DYN-4 you're not able to (for example) just send the low band to a compressor without also sending the high band to it as well.
But their use case wouldn't really be the same anyways. I don't own DYN-4 but I can see how it would be useful for more creative shaping, with all the processing being in serial so the next step reacts differently depending on what the previous step does to the signal.
Just updated DYN4 with a hold parameter. I think I might also add a mode where the splitter sends each low and high into two separate processors, instead of 4 parallel.Ottostrom wrote: β11 Nov 2021Big difference between 4Dyne and DYN-4 is that 4Dyne splits the signal and send the different bands to their respective processing, while DYN-4 sends both bands through the same four processing effects.MrFigg wrote: β11 Nov 2021What does that sound like then?
Same as 4dyne?
https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... ion/4dyne/
Going to buy it either way anyway just cos heβs a good guy.
So in DYN-4 you're not able to (for example) just send the low band to a compressor without also sending the high band to it as well.
Whatβs the hold parameter for?rcbuse wrote: β11 Nov 2021Just updated DYN4 with a hold parameter. I think I might also add a mode where the splitter sends each low and high into two separate processors, instead of 4 parallel.Ottostrom wrote: β11 Nov 2021
Big difference between 4Dyne and DYN-4 is that 4Dyne splits the signal and send the different bands to their respective processing, while DYN-4 sends both bands through the same four processing effects.
So in DYN-4 you're not able to (for example) just send the low band to a compressor without also sending the high band to it as well.
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Nice! That feature would be great to have
Btw I checked the new picture on the shop page and it looks like the knobs are not evenly spaced.
Atk, Hold and Rel have indicators that are overlapping:
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Yea, i saw that too. They were squeezed to fit
Nevertheless, thanks for the added feature, Panda
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Can someone explain Aggregate to me? I'm interested in generative stuff, but I found the video in the prop shop (excuse me, Reason Studios Add-on Shop =]) pretty underwhelming:
https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... sic-system
What's cool about Aggregate? I want to be convinced because I generally like generative/random toys...
https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... sic-system
What's cool about Aggregate? I want to be convinced because I generally like generative/random toys...
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I'm also interested in generative music, but I couldn't get to like Aggregate. Trial it for yourself, but for me there's just too much interface, too much maths between my input and the musical output. Amazing piece of software, but I couldn't get it to produce anything that I liked
I much prefer setting up generative systems using simpler elements - CV, LFOs, combinators, other Players. The results can be as deep & complex as you like, but I find it easier to control & keep track of each step of the process than faffing around with numerical input & endless menus
Just my experience of course, others have been raving about this RE
I much prefer setting up generative systems using simpler elements - CV, LFOs, combinators, other Players. The results can be as deep & complex as you like, but I find it easier to control & keep track of each step of the process than faffing around with numerical input & endless menus
Just my experience of course, others have been raving about this RE
Perhaps Evolution is a better fit for you. Good advice to just try it and see. The complexity of AMS can be dialed way back, by disabling some of the section and simplifying it. It can be very simple or very complex, which is something I really like about it.dvdrtldg wrote: β11 Nov 2021I'm also interested in generative music, but I couldn't get to like Aggregate. Trial it for yourself, but for me there's just too much interface, too much maths between my input and the musical output. Amazing piece of software, but I couldn't get it to produce anything that I liked
I much prefer setting up generative systems using simpler elements - CV, LFOs, combinators, other Players. The results can be as deep & complex as you like, but I find it easier to control & keep track of each step of the process than faffing around with numerical input & endless menus
Just my experience of course, others have been raving about this RE
I just posted this (below) in a similar thread. You might want to keep an eye on that thread and see what gets posted. You might find some good tips. viewtopic.php?f=7&t=7525603gribbly wrote: β11 Nov 2021Can someone explain Aggregate to me? I'm interested in generative stuff, but I found the video in the prop shop (excuse me, Reason Studios Add-on Shop =]) pretty underwhelming:
https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... sic-system
What's cool about Aggregate? I want to be convinced because I generally like generative/random toys...
There are basically 2 sections of note generation in AMS. The melody (blue) and the accompaniment (dark orange). They both have "on" buttons. I would suggest turning one of them off and just playing with the parameters of the other one to get an understanding of what it's doing. I would suggest right clicking and selecting "reset device" to start off with the most basic parameters to figure out the device.
That's the most basic introduction to get AMS to play notes. It gets increasingly complicated from here.
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