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| Name | Zebra2 Mini-Tutorial #33 - Wireworms |
| Video Uploader | Video From u-he |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 17-06-2011 15:31:40 |
| Video Discription | #33 - Wireworms - 2m:17s I have a faible for cheesy old sounds, including that ARP Odyssey random-pitch sound (sample & hold). If the pitch is high and there is a little bit of slew, I get an image of "little metallic worms". You don't? Ah well, maybe I should see a doctor after all ;-). All LFOs in Zebra2 have a User mode that can be applied (as an alternative to MSEGs) for complex cyclic modulation. If you use another LFO at the same rate for amplitude or filter envelope, you can turn them into a kind of sequencer. Note that the context menu of the edit window includes quantisation functions: 12 and 24 are good for setting chromatic pitches. Steps in the video I. - Load initialize - Pitch modulation from an LFO (max. 2 octaves)... - Set LFO to user mode, randomize and quantize II. - Use LFO2 as "envelope" for volume and timbre - Make sure both LFOs synchronize III. - Change LFO2 waveform to Saw down - Find the best-sounding "slew" by adjusting the relative phases... Note that later versions of Zebra2 actually include a "slew" parameter -- you might need to switch this. Homework 1) Try to set up two LFOs so that they play Pink Floyd's "On the Run" sequence 2) That should be challenging enough -- no need for more homework :-) weHMTjxb46c |
| Category | Howto & Style |
| Tags | Zebra2 tutorial |
