emusonacid! legacy

Here are some experiments with the clock feature in chords
Try changing the clock rates and filter types to further modify sound
Also try out the banks with some of your own samples.
They are also good to use polyphonic with chord sequences.

They are made to lock to your sequencers BPM so work right away in your track
However you will need to modify lfo 1 with the DUBSTEP BASS if you want to work at a tempo other than 120BPM
This is made to run in triplet time (cool for that wa wa wa dubstep sound) and was created by retrigering the lfo to the beat (so you could modify this patch to run at 5 or 7 beats per bar if you like odd time signatures)

Unzip and enjoy!



RHYTHMIC RIFF 1
Sound that filter sweeps to midi clock
Modulation wheel = control of clocks per bar ( wiggle and see)
Midi controller B = filter cutoff
Midi controller C = resonance
Midi controller D = chorus amount

RHYTHMIC BASS
As above

DUBSTEP BASS
As above but the LFO is retriggered after 3rd beat at 120 BPM (triplet)
Try changing mod rate to work this to other tempos in triplet time.
Dont forget to check out the mod wheel.

HARDER SAW
Different rhythms produced depending on settings of midi controllers and mod wheel.
This one is a little more complex.The filters clocks really interact as you move the controllers and mod wheel They also pan around in a cool way and all this to your sequencers BPM

BASS FILTER CLOCK
Similar to above

Here are the patch cords for you to enter manually if you are unable to load the e4b banks posted above.

These chords open and close the filters so they sound best on bass sounds that have plenty of mid frequencies (saws - reeses) Loop the sound for a sustained wobble.
With these patches use the mod wheel to change clock rate.

DUBSTEP BASS 1
(8 to 16 filter pulses per bar clocked to midi)

CHORD NO------------SOURCE-----------------DEST---------------AMOUNT
02 -------------------- ModWl -----------------CO4 Amt---------- +100
03 ------------------- ModWl -----------------CO5 Amt --------- -100
04 ------------------- Ck16th----------------- FiltFrq ------------- +0
05 ---------------------Ck8th ----------------- FiltFrq ------------- +100
06 ---------------------MidiA ----------------- FiltFrq-------------- +100
07----------------------MidiB ----------------- FiltRes------------- +100
08 ---------------------CkQtr----------------- AmpPan------------ +25

Global Preset Page
A,B,C+D = 0

Set filter page to Freq 57 Hz (fully closed) try out the diffent filters to find what works best. I recommend you sart out with one of the low pass filters.
Chord no 8 adds some subtle clocked pan to the sound.
If you change the source values of chords 4 and 5 you can have different clock times fireing the filter.
If you add more cords like these but assign the clocks to other destinations like res, vol or even stack two or more sounds with the clock controlling crossfade you can get some really interesting results.
REMEMBER if you want to control the amount of clock pulse modulation for the extra destinations then patch in a continuious controller for amount of effect
eg

09----------------------Midic--------------------C10 Amt ---------- + or-100
10----------------------CkQtr--------------------FiltRes------------- +0
------------------------------------------------------------------------- ^ (set these by ear)

DUBSTEP BASS 2
(Triplet time clocked to midi)

CHORD NO-------------SOURCE--------------- DEST---------------AMOUNT
05---------------------- MidiA-------------------CO9 Amt----------- +100
06-----------------------MidiB-------------------FiltFrq-------------- +100
07-----------------------MidiC-------------------FiltRes-------------- +100
09---------------------- Lfo2+-------------------FiltFrq--------------- +0
10-----------------------ModWl -----------------Lfo2Rt--------------- +2
11-----------------------Ckhalf------------------Lfotrg---------------- +82

filter page -- Freq 57 Hz (fully closed)
Lfo2.Page -- 2.82 for a triplet at 120bpm (change rate by ear for different tempo) -- Keysync on -- Lfo shape Sine
Chord 10 controls the rate of the lfo when the mod wheel is in the up position
Tuning page -- Glide rate = 0412 sec oct -- Solo mode = Finger glide

Global Preset Page
A = 127
B,C+D = 0 (c =Filter res)

Hope this works for you )

Thanks Jahfunk,

Much appreciated

thanks mate!