http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agWLlZvgtqs
This tutorial, part one of of a planned series of six, provides a quick overview of how to program the Neuron Sequencer in Audio Damage’s Axon.
via AudioDamage001
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agWLlZvgtqs
This tutorial, part one of of a planned series of six, provides a quick overview of how to program the Neuron Sequencer in Audio Damage’s Axon.
via AudioDamage001
*brain goops out of ears*
Okay, it's not THAT complex, but that might take some serious getting used to after being so set in purely linear sequencing. Colour me very interested eitherway.
I agree. Looks interesting. I especially like that they went with FM for synthesis. This system seems like there would be some pretty crazy modulation scenarios driving FM synthesis in real-time.
Seems like an experimentation toy but not much use for actually making rhythms you hear in your head.
That's the idea of algorithmic sequencers: to go *beyond* what you hear in your head. Otherwise you're just, well, in your head and no where else.
Bought this yesterday after watching the tutorial – the neuron sequencer will certainly take some getting used to…I'll admit to about 30 mins of headscratching…but after that I was happily experimenting and I love the 6 "easy" FM synths, (which can also be triggered via midi note) and are capable of quite a wide variety of sounds despite having only a handful of parameters to tweak .
I checked out that Nodal sequencer brought up earlier this week and find it does something equally out of the box, but in a much less limited way. You're not limited to merely seven nodes and directed acyclic graphs are permitted. Its not nearly as slick, but I am tempted to pay for it just to go back to using some of my old AI programming techniques for spreading activation node energy analysis …