Get [Circuit] Bent [Samples] For Free
Hey there fellow exceptions to the Son of Sam Law,
Do you like "stuff"? I'm assuming you do because, while "things" are enjoyable, "stuff" is always good to have. You can never have too much "stuff". Unless, of course, you run out room for your "stuff", in which case your "stuff" becomes "shit" and you get to appear on Hoarders.
Anyway, I recently did some circuit bendiffery on my Atari Punk Console, and I thought I'd share the fruits of my labor with you. I reworked a few of the connections so that the module would have a more"classic" or "old school" or "boring" array of sounds. I then pitched the sounds to "c", sampled, set the loop points, and made some tea.
You can download both of 'em:
Big C Buzz (The name should not imply that this sound either cures or causes cancer)
C Higher Buzz (The name should not imply that this sound will get you high)
When you load the wav files into the sampler in your DAW, don't forget to make sure that "use loop points" (or whatever it's called in your software) is checked.
Have fun.
Why isn't there a band called "Son of Sam Waterston"? (Photo credit: Sharon Graphics)
Anyway, I recently did some circuit bendiffery on my Atari Punk Console, and I thought I'd share the fruits of my labor with you. I reworked a few of the connections so that the module would have a more"classic" or "old school" or "boring" array of sounds. I then pitched the sounds to "c", sampled, set the loop points, and made some tea.
You can download both of 'em:
Big C Buzz (The name should not imply that this sound either cures or causes cancer)
C Higher Buzz (The name should not imply that this sound will get you high)
When you load the wav files into the sampler in your DAW, don't forget to make sure that "use loop points" (or whatever it's called in your software) is checked.
Have fun.