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Fuzzpilz Rosengarten
:: What is it?
It's a weird sort of delay... thing. Experiment with it to see what it's
like. I made it a while ago, so I'm a bit hazy on some details. Sorry.
:: Parameters
GLOBAL
- Track Mix: How to mix/route the tracks.
Linear: Sends the signal to track 0, then sends
the processed signal to track 1, etc.
Parallel Add: Sends the input to each track and adds
them together.
Parallel Avg: Does a bit of dividing after same.
Ring: Multiplies the tracks instead of adding
them.
TRACK
- Parity: Sign of the feedback and the random phasing thing.
- Length: Length of the buffer.
- Unit: Length unit.
- Length: Clumsy naming, but I'm too inert to change it now.
What to do when the user changes the length.
Clear: Clears the buffer.
Copy 1: Copies the buffer's contents to the new
buffer once.
Copy T: Copies the buffer's contents to the new
buffer as often as they fit.
- Direction: The direction in which the buffer is traversed. Change
this in patterns or during live performances for reversing
stuff.
- Double: Off: Normal.
On: Does everything twice.
Skip: Skip some parts of the process. Don't use
this unless the length of the buffer in
samples is odd, it will sound stupid.
- Blur: This is pretty much the feedback of the buffer.
- Rand: Rosengarten has a random phasing/diffusion/chorus-oid thing built
in. This parameter sets how far it's allowed to deviate
from the normal counter.
- Rand Len: The deviation will be held for this many samples at a time.
- Rand Dep: The depth.
- Filter: What filter to apply to each sample in the buffer each time it's
passed.
- Cut, Res: The filter's cutoff and resonance.
- Mix: Guess.
- Gain: I have positively no idea what this does. Try moving it to see,
perhaps it will bake you a pie or something?
:: Notes
As always with this kind of machine, be careful with things that add up - that is,
especially the filter resonance and the phasing depth. If it goes insane anyway,
right click it and select "Reset".