transpose down to -42 in poly mode
use decay in filter and attack
use eq
sh101 styles
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Awesome share Orwell, can’t wait to try that 106 out especially!
(To everyone. Yes, if your slices are long, you may have to transpose a lot. If you go beyond 0.1 seconds per slice, it is almost impossible to transpose back to the original pitch. Shorter slices, less transposing. On my original, I did one second of sample divided by 32 slices or around 0.03 seconds per slice. )
Ooh, this is a very interesting thread. I’m glad I came back to the forum today!
I might have to try this using some breakbeat samples, and make some crude jungle 
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In therory, could this be done on the Octatrck ? Yes.
Sounds like a great way to robotisise vocals.
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Hi Joshua. Sure, the download still works at Elektron Users (for me anyway) but I will repost here.
Update - tried to post here but am having problems. Doesn’t seem to go through. Moderators - any suggestions?
Update 2 - I don’t know if you have an Elektron-Users login but that should do it. Log in and you can download. I can’t upload here for some reason.
Fantastic topic, reviving it, as this is necessary! Thanks for sharing this Veets!
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Dude this vid is so good I forgot what I was gonna say. Man I better have 1400 ready for monomachine UW MK III
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Thanks for bumping - need to give this a proper try soon!
Finally got around to trying this trick with an Amen break split into 16 files… Sounds super wonky and not at all like drum n bass, but it’s kinda fun. Very clicky though (even after applying zero crosses to every sample)
For making waveforms of equal length I bounced 1/16 note chunks in Ableton Live (at the proper BPM naturally).
(Will post samples eventually? Don’t hold yer breath lol)
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Would love to hear that.
It’s probably easier to get cleaner results with just a high hat but sometimes whacked out is the way to go.
For pitched material, you may be better able to avoid the clickies by downsampling your file to a multiple of the frequency. Ex: if your pitch is 200 hz, downsample to 20000 hz or something. Turns out this is an 80s sampler trick that was used back in the day as well.
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I remember been helped by your clever videos. It’s done, if it can help, i’d be happy.
Cheers Veets
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subbed, good luck mate!
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Thanks everyone!
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Made a little bash script for quickly splitting audio files with ffmpeg. Applies zero-crossings to avoid those nasty clicks. Then all you need to do is drop the stuff in C6, you know the rest. Makes turning your MnM into a bizarro sampler a lot easier, and it’s pretty sick. I recommend using negative pitch tracking almost all the way down. And try reversed audio files!
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I would be remiss if I didn’t post an example. I can probably get it to sound better but you get the idea. Reminiscent of Akai time-stretching.
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Wow - this is really amazing! Manually snipping was the yawn part of this. How does this script work for Windows (please excuse my ignorance)? I always thought it would be fun to get like the Fairlight Sararr sound ported over.
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