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Re: Short Loops - se50 abuse




thanks Sean!

this effect seems to use one of the strengths of the se-50... wide ranging 
and
very finely graduated parameters...
here's another boss abuse : in the stereo pitch shifter, if you set one 
shifter
an octave down, the other an octave up and turn the cross-feedback way up
(setting a >100ms pre-delay on both shifters) you get this very distinctive
resonance.. hmmm.. maybe this is dependent on the exact pre-delay i have 
set
(which i cant remember... something like 300 and 400 ms) but i'm guessing
not.... anything you play gets transformed into this glassy pipe organ 
thing...

brad

Sean Witters wrote:

> If anyone is using a Boss Se-50 here's a seriously demented short loop 
>idea.
> I suspect this will also work on the Boss Se-70, Roland Gp-8, and Gp-16
> since they are all related, try this on the GT-5 and see if it works.  I
> always swore I'd keep this secret but, I discovered you can make it 
>glitch
> in a beautiful way.  Set the delay feedback at 100% then play into the 
>loop.
>   Enter the menu mode and turn the delay time all the way down.  The 
>pitch
> won't change but your sound will start to fragment into digital shards
> resolving into a chugging locamotive sound, this is fun in itself but 
>keep
> going all the way down to about 20ms or less and suddenly a tone will
> appear.  It sounds a bit like the soundtrack from Atari's Pole Position.
> The pitch of this tone, which exists between 1ms and 20ms (+/-), can be
> tuned by expanding or shortening the ms allowance.  If it starts to fade
> just play another note into it.  You can get here by simply starting 
>with an
> infinite loop of say 20ms or you can scroll down from 1.5 secs.  I like 
>the
> effect of the later because of the way the note appears out of digital
> chaos.  I like to use the results in the loops on my Jam Man because you 
>can
> twiddle about with the up/down value buttons and play these wacky little
> chromatic melodies which sound really unique.  If anyone else is abusing 
>an
> Se-50 and wants to share carefully guarded secrets I'd love to hear more
> ideas.
>
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