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Overview
| Name | Version: | GMaudio Fusion 1.0 |
| Author: | groovmekanik |
| Device Type: | Audio Effect |
| Description: | Ever wondered what it would sound like combining two sounds together mathematically? Well now you don't have to! This device allows you to grab audio from anywhere in your Live set (Y Input) and combine it with the audio that is passing through it (X Input), smashing the two sounds together in various ways like a Hadron Collider of audio destruction! This is GMaudio Fusion. Its quite a simple device and yields unexpected results. It's great for glitching out drums, distorting basses or adding texture to leads and pads. The X & Y Inputs are combined using arithmetic in the following ways (more to come with updates); - Dividing the two signals and outputting the remainder (Fission) - Split the signals into positive and negative and combining them (Split) - Allow one signal to pass when the other is at a positive value (Splice) - Take one signals absolute value away from the others bipolar value (Extract) - Multiply one signals absolute value by the others bipolar value (Divide) The resulting Z output can change quite dramatically with changes in either signals amplitude. Combining simple synth sounds that are musically related can create new harmonic waveforms, while combining complex sounds, or feeding a sound back on itself, can quickly turn into the digital equivalent of sparks flying at you! So be sure to wear your safety glasses 😎 All important processing happens in gen~ for precision and is upsampled to reduce aliasing, but make no mistake, this is purely digital distortion and aliasing is unavoidable. There is also a soft clipping algorithm at the end of the chain to limit the amplitude of the output which can be used to further distort the resulting signal. I've also included an Audio Effect Rack, which allows you to use Fusion to 'Morph' Between sounds. Just select the Y input for each instance of Fusion in the rack and you're ready to use the XZY Macro to blend from the X input, to the Z Output, to the Y input, Effectively morphing between 2 sounds in new ways! There is a lot to explore here and I would love to hear any feedback you might have. I cant wait to see what you create with it! |
Details
| Live Version Used: | 10.1.25 |
| Max Version Used: | 8.1.8 |
| Date Added: | Dec 13 2020 08:04:17 |
| Date Last Updated: | No Updates |
| Downloads: | 0 |
| Website: | https://gumroad.com/l/gma-fuse/ |
| ⓘ License: | Commercial |
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This is soooo great!!
Posted on December 13 2020 by BG23 |
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Another great device! 5 stars :)
Posted on December 13 2020 by KalanSorion |
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Thx peeps :D Very much appreciated 💖
Posted on December 14 2020 by groovmekanik |
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lol that question mark was suppose to be a sparkly heart - I cant type without using emojis these days haha
Posted on December 14 2020 by groovmekanik |
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is it possible as you're an m4l programmer to https://maxforlive.com/library/device/6164/maxenvelopes make envelopes better, its a big issue, it would be amazing if it was like the volume mod for renoise, and could also send cv, a kind of looping envelope that loops at the sustain and release in accordance to midi, can paste in automation lines from ableton. and import translate waveforms however this can be done via automation recorder and sample driven lfo . it would be a universal solution to synthesis, gates and control of many aspects of ableton and externally, why no one has come up with this yet other than idiotic reasons i will never know,
Posted on January 13 2021 by gravitymike |
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