Ducking Glitches/Threshold Warbles

[damnableman]

So...does this exist? Inverse threshold trigger so that glitch/stutter/weirdness only happens when the signal falls below a set threshold? Every sweet thing I can think of (Particle, Outward, Charlie Foxtrot, No Memory, etc.) approaches the threshold from below. Are there an pedals that rain chaos from above?

[goroth]

This is relevant to my interests.

[dismembermentplanned]

Ditto

[D.o.S.]

You could do this with the Raptio pretty easily since it has separate wet/dry volumes?

[D.o.S.]

Another hack-at-it solution: is there a channel blender you can control with input attack/decay?

(sidebar that would actually be a really fucking rad pedal someone make it and get Riiiiiich)

[Invisible Man]

Hey guess what: Axoloti.

[Invisible Man]

Also I assumed this was autocorrected from 'fucking.'

ILF has ruined me for actual ducks.

[damnableman]

You could do this with the Raptio pretty easily since it has separate wet/dry volumes?

True enough, but I like the idea of it triggering automatically.

Maybe the Zvex Loop Gate could do something like that?

Though I only used them briefly, I'm pretty sure the Revolver and the Judder don't do this, either.

In my fantasy about this pedal, it has the following features:
Sample/slice size
Repeat length (from a single repeat to infinity)
Mix (full dry to full wet, OR separate wet/dry levels)
ASR envelope for the repeats
Threshold control
Expression control over mix/wet
Expression control over sample size (preferably with pitch artifacts...)

That's the simple version, I think. The other version looks like Mode 2 of the CT-5 or the new AARP or something...reverse, randomizer, etc.

I'd be happy with the Charlie Foxtrot with a selectable inverse threshold or the Raptio with the same.

[damnableman]

Hey guess what: Axoloti.

If you want to program it and build it and then sell it to me at a cost that in no way reflects the volume of labor you had to put into it, I'm in.

A conversation for another thread, but I just can't get it together to learn to program sweet shit in puredata.

[damnableman]

ILF has ruined me for actual ducks.

I suspected so.

[D.o.S.]

You could do this with the Raptio pretty easily since it has separate wet/dry volumes?

True enough, but I like the idea of it triggering automatically.

Maybe the Zvex Loop Gate could do something like that?

Though I only used them briefly, I'm pretty sure the Revolver and the Judder don't do this, either.

In my fantasy about this pedal, it has the following features:
Sample/slice size
Repeat length (from a single repeat to infinity)
Mix (full dry to full wet, OR separate wet/dry levels)
ASR envelope for the repeats
Threshold control
Expression control over mix/wet
Expression control over sample size (preferably with pitch artifacts...)

That's the simple version, I think. The other version looks like Mode 2 of the CT-5 or the new AARP or something...reverse, randomizer, etc.

I'd be happy with the Charlie Foxtrot with a selectable inverse threshold or the Raptio with the same.

Yeah inverse threshold would be very cool, although I am now consumed with the idea of an envelope controlling blend in pedals.

I know you want to stick with pedals but I think Samplr does everything you want?

[D.o.S.]

Hey guess what: Axoloti.

If you want to program it and build it and then sell it to me at a cost that in no way reflects the volume of labor you had to put into it, I'm in.

A conversation for another thread, but I just can't get it together to learn to program sweet shit in puredata.

Also holy fuck retort of the year. sigggggd.

[coldbrightsunlight]

at that.

I am sorry I cannot contribute meaningfully to the thread.

[worra]

Also I assumed this was autocorrected from 'fucking.'

ILF has ruined me for actual ducks.

[damnableman]

Yeah inverse threshold would be very cool, although I am now consumed with the idea of an envelope controlling blend in pedals.

This reminds me that with the Lightning Wave DOOM you can program cross-loop fades with their programmable slider scenario. If you haven't yet, read up on that shit in the Shark Tank. It's not envelope-triggered, but it is super cool.

I know you want to stick with pedals but I think Samplr does everything you want?

Looking into that immediately.