Disting Mk4 Firmware 4.14 Released

Published

5 years ago

Wednesday, 30 October 2019

You can now update your Disting Mk4 with the released Firmware 4.14 and add some key features to your Expert Sleepers Tausendsassa.

Disting Mk4 Firmware 4.14

Added the Pulsar VCO algorithm.
Added the Switch algorithm.
Added slew parameters to the Dual Sample and Hold algorithm.
The MIDI Clock algorithm can now output clocks up to 24ppqn (1/96th note).
The VCO with linear FM, VCO with waveshaping, and Wavetable VCO algorithms now respond to incoming MIDI note messages.
The Quantizer 2 algorithm can now take its quantization pattern from incoming MIDI note messages.
Added a setting for the maximum delay time of the SD Delay algorithms.
Fixed some problems where incoming MIDI would stop working when saving a preset or switching to certain algorithms.
Fixed a problem where audio files with loop markers would not loop properly if the loop was not near the end of the file.
Fixed a problem with the knob recorder in the Stereo Filter algorithm.

Reel Life | Instruo Lubadh Part 02 | Grand Theft Audio

Published

4 years ago

Saturday, 30 January 2021

Cinematic Laboratory

Instruo Lubadh – Grand Theft Audio

With the Expert Sleepers ES-8 as an audio interface, I can basically grab and rip any audio on my PC so there’s a huge potential for samplers, granulators and loopers. But there’s also the risk of getting a copyright claim when you record/sample something that’s owned by a big name or label and decide to upload it. I know some artists have large teams protecting their works. The economy of music is changing and the audience expects music to be free. But you can’t create a great new album if you can’t even break even.

So if you ever copy original sound sources, make sure you use it fair and transformative.

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Native Instruments Reaktor

Tutorial Expert Sleepers ES8 + Native Instruments Reaktor

Published

4 years ago

Monday, 25 January 2021

Cinematic Laboratory

Expert Sleepers ES8 + Native Instruments Reaktor

In my humble opinion, the personal computer (mac/pc) is the most powerful modular synth you can get. You’d need a wall of modules to get even close to that processing power. The ES-8 helps you utilize that power. It’s not cheap, but it can help you to start small – before you end up with that wall of modules.

ES-8 is a PC audio interface you can mount in a eurorack and share all kinds of analog and digital signals between the PC and the real world. It works well with a lot of ‘virtual modular’ applications like VCV-Rack, Softube & Reason. I picked Reaktor 6 because I own a license and barely used it except for exploring presets. There’s a lot to learn and discover here. So I kind of feel like Omri Cohen firing up VCV for the first time. I’ll definitely share some more videos about how to integrate Reaktor and the ES-8 (ES-9 is about the same, but includes speaker and headphone outputs).

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Eurorack Live Patch Explained – Drums and Samples

Published

4 years ago

Friday, 11 December 2020

Rijnder Kamerbeek

Eurorack Live Patch Explained – Drums and Samples

Hey there! This is the second video of a three-part series explaining the patch on my eurorack modular synth for live performances. This time we’ll have a look at the parts of the patch responsible for drums and sample playback. Next week we go over how I clock and mix everything.