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I love it, Per! I am still afraid to use a laptop on stage and only want to rely on solid hardware. But when I listen to this I realize I'm missing out on quite some fun! Bernhard > -----Original Message----- > From: Per Boysen [mailto:per@boysen.se] > Sent: Donnerstag, 5. Mai 2005 13:03 > To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com > Cc: simeon@simeonharris.co.uk > Subject: Sound Clip: Eclipse-ish sounds on Powerbook > > > Hi Loopers, > > I thought I should share this sound clip with the list since we had > this discussion about the possibility of using a laptop to play > sounds similar to those you get out of an Eventide Eclipse. > > I did the sound clip for a tutorial in Swedish I wrote on the topic > "Using Ableton Live as a musician fx rig". So it's typically just > plugging in a guitar and playing though the fx patches for > demonstration. Not by any means a finished piece of music. I still > think it may interest some. The file is 4 MB and uploaded at http:// > www.boysen.se/audio/Live_clinic_Studio_6_2005.mp3 > > > FYI, these are the plug-ins used: > > --> On Audio tracks: > 2 Augustus Loop, panned Left vs Right. > > --> On Effect tracks: > Live 4: Freeze reverb in economy resolution. > OhmForce: OhmBoyz. > Pluggo: Rye. > Pluggo: SpeedShifter. > > --> MIDI Clips > Lots of midi sequences (trigged by FCB1010 foot pedal) used to pitch > transpose the two loops as well as for creating arpeggios in the > spinning (and recording) loops. > > Eight different pitches used for the loops. No quantization used, so > as soon as I step a pedal both loops go directly into the new pitch. > > Five arpeggios (can't imagine you need more? Comments?) > 1. Octaves bouncing (kind of giving a "Ska back beat" on the upper > octave) > 2. Octaves bouncing (different poly rhythm accents) > 3. Dim scale arpeggio. > 4. Quint chord scale arpeggio. > 5. Whole note scale arpeggio. > > All arpeggio clips send relevant pitch commands in a different order > to the two panned loopers. This is for creating a broader stereo > field and some interesting stereo poly rhythm. > > Augustus Loop parameters mapped to the FCB pedal are Feedback, Beat > Division and Freeze Loop. Actually I never used Freeze Loop in this > example, both loopers were overdubbing all the time. The "pad" sound > in the background is Lives freeze reverb and the two pluggos also > provide some instant sweetening, one among high and one among low > frequencies. > > "Drums" provided by forty "RAM Mode" audio clips with random scripts > ("Follow Action" as they are called in Live). On each eighth note the > drum loop has the probability of one to twelve for changing to > another, randomly picked, loop. When this happens the jump from one > loop goes into the new loop at the same eighth note (since they are > all run in "Legato Mode"). A chines gong sample is used to stop the > random drums (triggerd from a foot pedal). > > To save up CPU resources no compressor plug-ins were used and no > SupaTriggah on the drums ;-) > > Greetings from Sweden > > Per Boysen > --- > http://www.looproom.com (international) > http://www.boysen.se (Swedish site) > http://www.cdbaby.com/perboysen >