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Rest your new years head with a BANG! (Patreon)

Published:
2019-01-01 14:54:00
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2019-01
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For those that were celebrating rather heavily last night here's some glitchy lo fi uniquely controlled wavetable goodness. For everyone else ... here's the same thing! Here's early access to the next deep dive demo with the module. 

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**TIMING NEX / SECTIONS BELOW** Here's the killer glitchy lo-fi goodness of BANG from Livestock Electronics. It's a 10hp digital oscillator with a unique approach to wavetables. Wavetables are made up of multiple waves with odd, even and chunk control. Odd and even control the waveform for the top positive section (odd) and the waveform present on the bottom negative section (even) and can be modulated independently. Chunks has a range of FX depending on the waves from sync like tones to noise injections and more. You can swap out the waves and also use the waveform creation app (free for mac or pc) to create your own waves and just drop those onto the SD card (slot on the front of the module). 

TIMING INDEX / SECTIONS

00:14 Patch Previews // What’s to come in the video

01:14 BANG - what is it? Features, verbal run down

02:45 Tonal exploration, looking at the waveforms, odd and even, chunks. 

06:10 Patch break #1

06:21 Modulation and animated sounds

09:30 Patch break #2

09:42 Super pulse and UBER PWM

12:04 Patch break #3

12:18 Noise & Mega Percussion voice! 

14:33 Patch break #4

14:49 BANG as a complex noise modulation source

18:03 Patch break #5

18:23 Arp like glitches 

21:01 Patch break #6

21:15 Ambient closing patch

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Livestock Electronics BANG // Lo-fi glitchy game inspired wavetable action

**TIMING NEX / SECTIONS BELOW** Here's the killer glitchy lo-fi goodness of BANG from Livestock Electronics. It's a 10hp digital oscillator with a unique approach to wavetables. Wavetables are made up of multiple waves with odd, even and chunk control. Odd and even control the waveform for the top positive section (odd) and the waveform present on the bottom negative section (even) and can be modulated independently. Chunks has a range of FX depending on the waves from sync like tones to noise injections and more. You can swap out the waves and also use the waveform creation app (free for mac or pc) to create your own waves and just drop those onto the SD card (slot on the front of the module). https://www.livestockelectronics.com TIMING INDEX / SECTIONS 00:14 Patch Previews // What’s to come in the video 01:14 BANG - what is it? Features, verbal run down 02:45 Tonal exploration, looking at the waveforms, odd and even, chunks. 06:10 Patch break #1 06:21 Modulation and animated sounds 09:30 Patch break #2 09:42 Super pulse and UBER PWM 12:04 Patch break #3 12:18 Noise & Mega Percussion voice! 14:33 Patch break #4 14:49 BANG as a complex noise modulation source 18:03 Patch break #5 18:23 Arp like glitches 21:01 Patch break #6 21:15 Ambient closing patch Subscribe for more DivKid videos: http://bit.ly/DivKidYTSub Be awesome! Support me on Patreon - http://www.patreon.com/divkid https://twitter.com/divkid https://www.facebook.com/DivKidmusic/ http://www.divkidmodular.com/

Comments

M.S. Patterson

Something of an audio buzz saw. The noise injection bit you did was brilliant.

Dave Peachey

Interesting module; nice review; perhaps you would consider doing one on the Maze as well .. albeit that would need to be in conjunction with a selection of other modules (as it likely would be a bit uninteresting on its own!). Whilst I appreciated the brief non-verbal 'patch example' interludes (definitely worth including those in future reviews), maybe the associated comments could be a little more descriptive and a little less jokey ... or is that just post-Xmas grumpiness on my part?