Try using a laptop with a multiple input
soundcard running Audio mulch. I assume you have 6 separate outputs from your
hexafuzz unit since multi soundcards normally have 8 inputs you could
run outputs from your pickups to the other 1 or 2. you could set up 6 north
ple filters which have an encelope follow function fairly easily I imagine.
Come to think of it you could set up 6 distortion plugins within Audio mulch!
AM is asio compatible so there is negiable latency if you have a decent
soundcard and a reasonably fast laptop. I use mine live and have never had a
crash - yet. Audiomulch is very stable - it's designed for live use. You can
even switch patches via midi program change commands now, as well as altering
parameters via midi. Download the beta free, (north pole is also free) and
give it a go!
Gareth
Is there any piece of hardware that uses a very flexible, computer based
audio interface similar to reaktor that allows the user to create FX and synth
engines comparable to reaktor and can be used with an integrated computer
compatible mixer? (I dare someone to tell me to get a notebook) Some rules of
what I want follow.
1. Must work live, and well. No lag. No serious issues or hangups to ruin
my day.
2. My main use for it would be this: I would create a six channel
distortion circuit, similar to the hexafuzz design made by someone on here
(Sorry i don't know you all better. Whoever's design that is, kudos! It sounds
BEAUTIFUL!), but with an ADSR and a second ADSR controlling a filter
for each of the six signals, plus the option to control the filter by the
first ADSR i.e. envelope filtering.
3. Priced around a grand. (OK I lied, I will pay more, but I'd rather not
pay much more.)
If anyone has anything at all to say about this ridiculous inquiry,
please do. Or just answer me this one question: Why the hell can't anyone
design a decent guitar synth? (I dare someone to tell me to build my own)
Peace on Earth and good will toward men. - Kirk
