Device Details
Overview
| Name | Version: | SliceToolEG 1.1 |
| Author: | Gross9978 |
| Device Type: | MIDI Generator |
| Description: | 1.1-Added a selectable mode to determine pitches. In the bottom right clicking "Random" will generate random pitches for the created notes, clicking "Probability" opens a table with one column for each slice in Simpler, clicking the piano keys will show/hide the table. The higher the column is the higher the chance that pitch or slice will be created, the table displays the x/y position with x being the slice in Simpler starting from 0, y can be ignored. Visually I like it better without the info displayed but it can be useful ,if there's a lot of slices, to tell what note you're choosing. SliceToolEG is a variation of my other device SliceTool, I kept using my other tools with Simpler to get various rhythms and wanted a quick way to get the pitches sorted so I combined a few other tools into this one. Clicking "sync" will get the slice info from Simpler in slice mode to set the random pitch amount so it's in sync with the available pitches but has no effect on the note position like SliceTool does. You can then use either Gates or Euclidean mode with the Step amount to generate notes in the clip. Clicking "Invert" will invert the gates in the selected mode. Euclidean is self-explanatory with options for hits and rotate. Gates is the same as my 3Gates Tool with options to randomize and scramble the gates. At the bottom are ranges for random chance and velocity. If you fill the clip in either mode you can use the chance range to use probability instead of the generated gates. It should stay in sync with Simpler but if it gets out of wack just click "sync" again. |
Details
| Live Version Used: | 12.0.5 |
| Max Version Used: | 8.6.2 |
| Date Added: | Oct 13 2024 18:12:27 |
| Date Last Updated: | Oct 14 2024 20:34:05 |
| Downloads: | 74 |
| ⓘ License: | AttributionNonCommercialShareAlike |
Average Rating
Log in to rate this device |
-n/a- |
Files
| Device File: | SliceTool_E_G.amxd |
Comments
greatly appreciate your tools! thank you for providing them free, and for making them so awesome! really useful stuff.
Posted on October 14 2024 by shinytheshiny |
Report Issue
Thanks, glad you like them
Posted on October 14 2024 by Gross9978 |
Report Issue
Login to comment on this device.
Browse the full library