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hexagon5un
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@pitchblender said: I've also plugged in a keyboard with aftertouch and discovered more instant textures via key pressure, but default maximum volume mapping to aftertouch on lots of presets is a tad clumsy, so watch out for that. Thi…
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@cassbob2 said: @Marchander said: These sound great. Thank you! Is it necessary to constantly bump old topics? It's very annoying when looking for new content. Bah! I missed this one when it first came out, an…
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The Deluge includes straightforward implementations of: subtractive, wavetable, FM, and sample-based sound sources. And you can mix and match. The modulation matrix is wide and super easy to program. Two oscillators, two LFOs, and superb paramete…
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I can't tell from your description if you're using a master clock with your other gear and the Deluge, but if they don't all share the same clock signal, they're not going to stay in time. One will be playing 120.001 BPM, and you'll notice the slip…
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I have experienced this too. There's no standard for what a normal velocity corresponds to in MIDI, and so manufacturers (and synth patch designers) do whatever works with their gear. But even so, some folks play soft and some play hard. The de…
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Just chiming in with everyone else here, but this is nothing short of absolutely incredible. Synthstrom folks: this must have been a huge leap of faith to have taken. You have demonstrated an amazing amount of respect for the Deluge community. …
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What AOpsyche said! Kits are good for instantaneous muting of samples, and really shouldn't be thought of as being only for drum samples, IMO. Some people have longer drones or even entire stems that they like to pop in and out of a live perfo…
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This is absolutely the coolest! 100x kudos!
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Very nice!
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As it stands, you'd have to re-do the firmware to put out more than four characters at a time. Or maybe you could simulate clicks on the encoder that scrolls the display across, buffer those characters up... Either way, very likely not worth the…
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WaveEdit is superb!
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Great workflow walkthrough! You can do the same mark-and-split export thing using labels in Audacity (truly free). Heck, if your audio is clean enough, as it is here, you can auto-split-on-silence and not even have to worry about marking them al…
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I'm not gonna lie. I took a center-positive charger, cut it, flipped the wires over, and soldered it back together, isolated with shrink-wrap. And put a big yellow sticker on it that says Deluge. Maybe not for you, but maybe you know someone who…
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@Too_Mere said: If you’re trying to slice to rhythmic values you should first have the sample trimmed to the correct length, resample, then slice. That's really the tip. And to elaborate just a tiny bit: If you sample it first as an a…
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Escapist is calling out to be finished. It's awesome and 90% there.
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Using the Deluge this way -- to just play back stems -- meh. It's not what it's designed for, and you'll just be fighting with the box, instead of using it for what it is: one of the most amazing sequencers around. In particular, you don't want …
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@volsteh said: If there ever gonna be a Deluge MK2 I would vote for this screen : This one would actually be pretty "easy" for the determined hardware hacker. Mapping between four characters on 7-segs and four on a 16-seg is one-to…
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@ecZero said: Totally valid point. It's funny - I don't really do 909-style house/techno, but I decided to take a run at it as a learning exercise, and that's totally where this came up. Haha! Caught in the act. Still, it's a nice wa…
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Snare at the end of four bars is easy: that's the 4 of 4 pattern option. Hold the grid note and turn the select knob clockwise. A workflow I've been enjoying: build a one-bar loop up to the point that it's overflowing, and then thin it back down…
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If it's a standalone Deluge track, I just resample -- save one D -> A / A -> D cycle. You could do Deluge + one external feed this way, I think, but I have everything hooked up at home to a mixer anyway. Like Icoustik, the mixer goes into …
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Feature requests are on vacation, but there were some old ones about maybe reflecting the folder structure onto the grid somehow. That would be the "delugian" way to do it. The nice thing about the limited screen is that it forced Rohan to thi…
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Oops. Maybe this belongs in "Deluge Mentions". My bad. I'm not Jeremy Blake!
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I definitely understand why you'd want faders to be consistent, but the problem is that you might want them to be consistent so many different ways. Think about the way the "custom" functions work on the gold knobs. You really want these to be…
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@Howdy_Stranger said: My question is: Is there a way to save those 8 parts as 8 separate files on disc and import it onto my computer? The Deluge just stores the sample once, and the slices are really just a different sample start/end poi…
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@broughtonfilm said: Plastic an improvement over wood?? I've found that using PETG contributes to a richer tone than PLA, and that printing at 0.1 mm layer height accentuates the upper midrange, without sounding too honky.
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@DaEmbassy said: I plan to make a foot pedal with 5 buttons using an Arduino. The most challenging part, I think, will be finding a housing/box for the switches and the board that doesn't blow the budget. This. You're probably looking …
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You're totally right. I'm pressing record, releasing record, and then pressing play. That's when the clip recording (or countdown) starts. I see how what I said could have been confusing. (And yeah. "Clip" not "track".)