I’d like to chime in here and say I find the choice in characterization to be poorly chosen.
i love lamp.
Anchorman!
I actually didn’t mean to use the word unpolished as criticism at all, I guess because English is not my native language I didn’t realize the strong connotation. The feeling I tried to convey was something like “raw power”, which I think is more accurate?
As a late starter in sound design and audio technology these kind of pointers are essential for getting a handle on something like the ER-301, so thanks @NeilParfitt !
I had some time to figure out all the menus yesterday and man it’s a lot of fun Love it to bits already. Anyway, hope I didn’t spoil it with you guys, would actually love to stick around for a while… And I will probably have more questions along the road too
Cheers!
what a nice frickin guy!
i wish everyone was as nice as this forum.
only one douche in like a year. (not you, i forgot who it is. a real psycho tho)
No spoilage here from my perspective non native English observed and taken into consideration. I’m a non native speaker myself, Strine being my native tongue. North Americans are misunderstanding me constantly!
That’s pretty funny. Happy I’m not the douche haha
But yeah there is this new trend of nice forums and groups, it’s a new thing!
No spoilage! Please stick around. It’s a great group of people!
Awesome @Bparticle…RAW POWER and fun is what’s driving so many of us who are amazed at how these O|D tools evolve. Great that you are on board with such enthusiasm.
I’m going to use this thread for its nice title hopefully nobody minds…
I’m trying to figure put ways to get random triggers so that I can control the density. Regular triggers are easy, just put an oscillator in a trig input, but how about random?
Have you checked out @Patatelemage’s random gate patch? Guessing it would get you almost all the way there.
…would white noise& bump scanner… i’ll have to try it
Velvet Noise works really well for random triggers.
Could you expand on that a bit?
Check out the velvet noise unit. By modulating the rate control you can alter the density…from no trigs at all to full on noise. I use this a lot.
Thanks. Dreaming this up while away from my 301. Much appreciated!
is that clockable? or it can be clocked somehow using s&h before bump scanner?
You could place a quantize to clock unit behing the velvet noise to generate random clocked triggers…like the qu-bit nano rand.
thanks!