Timefreezing in hollyhock
you could have a go with few instances of the grain sampler + some enveloppes ?
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thanks for the answer. will look into this as i become a little more familiar with the territory. just hadn't come across much in this realm. pitch is handled extremely well, but i can't seem to find anything for time-stretching., and freezingoli_lab wrote:you could have a go with few instances of the grain sampler + some enveloppes ?
guess i need to read the manual
In the library/audio fx/freez/ you can also find some freez patch like the "Freez hold sound "
with a small value, around 100 ms, it can give good result depending of the source
add the reverb patch to finalize
with a small value, around 100 ms, it can give good result depending of the source
add the reverb patch to finalize
fantastic, thanks ??nay-seven wrote:In the library/audio fx/freez/ you can also find some freez patch like the "Freez hold sound "
with a small value, around 100 ms, it can give good result depending of the source
add the reverb patch to finalize
anything for straight-extreme timestretching e.g ircam, paulstretch etc ??
When you drag your sample, choose grain sampler and set the speed to a really slow value, will do the job !
perfect !! sounds great. the freez effect is interesting, and might get me there, but i need a little more practise with it (things are pretty garbled at the moment)nay-seven wrote:When you drag your sample, choose grain sampler and set the speed to a really slow value, will do the job !
will give it some more time over the coming days
thanks for your help
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