The Data Dump Mutator is a sampled based tool for Ableton 10, Logic, Cubase, Fruity Loops and any DAW supporting 64 Bit VST3 or AU Plug In. Create glitched out noises, rhythms & loops using the following parameters:
MIDI Trigger> The default Midi note for triggering samples with the Data Dump Mutator is C3. You can sequence the Data Dump Generator like a normal sampler player in your DAW. We recommend initially triggering / sequencing just the C3 trigger and utilising the Data Dumps features set out below to get to grips with the functionality & scope of the Data Dump Generator:
Sample Load> Load samples in WAV or AIFF format onto the Data Dump Generator via any ‘Sample Folder’ (not individual files). To add more samples simply continue to load more folders to the existing data dump.
Sample Clear> Clear all samples to start building your bank again from scratch
Cue Point> Use this to scroll through the sound bank and select the sample to be triggered. This
will also be the start point for the ‘Data Range’ when activated.
Data Range & Data Rate> Use in unison to randomly flick through the samples. Data Range> Controls the number of samples available for random triggering.
Data Rate> Controls the speed that the samples change. Data Rate is only effective when Data Range is engaged. With both Range & Rate at high settings sounds will change rapidly with a lot of variation. Changing the Cue Point while Range & Rate are active helps explore different zones of the sound bank, enabling you to “zoom in” and isolate specific zones by reducing/changing the Data Range.
Dump Amount> Controls how often samples are let through when triggered. At the highest setting the Data Dump will constantly produce noises when triggered, the middle setting will only produce sounds 50% of the time it’s triggered and at 0 it won’t produce any sound when triggered.
Decay> Controls the time that it takes for the sound to fade. Detune> Controls the pitch of the sample.
Randomizer> When activating the Randomizer the sample will play back at a random pitch. Create random loops by clicking the number buttons [4,8,12 & 16 note loops]. When paired with the Dump Amount control you can create some interesting melody x rhythm patterns.
Mutator> Controls the amount of “Mutation” that is applied to the sample – Choose between Amplitude, Frequency or Filter modulation effect & Sine, Saw & Triangle modulation waveforms.
Mutator Speed> Controls the speed of the modulator waveform
Noize> Controls the amount of white noise added to sample playback
Space> Controls where in space the sample appears, a mixture of panning and stereo phasing
Freqq> Controls the Frequency & Resonance of the filter options: High Pass, Low Pass & Bandpass
RNDMZ> Where you see a RNDMZ button – click to randomise the associated functionality.
BIT RANGE> Controls the bitrate of playback
IMPORTANT> The Mutator will only save the last position of the control features & loaded sample pack. Currently you cannot save the Randomizer Loops or Starting position of the sample play back so if you find a nice loop – RECORD AS AUDIO!
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[post_content] => The Data Dump Generator is a sampled based tool for Ableton 10, Logic, Cubase, Fruity Loops and any DAW supporting 64 Bit VST3 or AU Plug In. Create glitched out noises, rhythms & loops using the following parameters: MIDI Trigger> The default Midi note for triggering samples with the Data Dump Generator is C3. You can sequence the Data Dump Generator like a normal sampler player in your DAW. We recommend initially triggering / sequencing just the C3 trigger and utilising the Data Dumps features set out below to get to grips with the functionality & scope of the Data Dump Generator: Sample Load> Load samples in WAV or AIFF format onto the Data Dump Generator via any 'Sample Folder' (not individual files). To add more samples simply continue to load more folders to the existing data dump. Official sample banks contain 100 royalty free samples which are equally spread over the Cue Point control and are available to purchase from: http://datadump.bandcamp.com/ Sample Clear> Clear all samples to start building your bank again from scratch J Cue Point> Use this to scroll through the sound bank and select the sample to be triggered. This will also be the start point for the 'Data Range' when activated. Data Range & Data Rate> Use in unison to randomly flick through the samples. Data Range> Controls the number of samples available for random triggering. Data Rate> Controls the speed that the samples change. Data Rate is only effective when Data Range is engaged. With both Range & Rate at high settings sounds will change rapidly with a lot of variation. Changing the Cue Point while Range & Rate are active helps explore different zones of the sound bank, enabling you to “zoom in” and isolate specific zones by reducing/changing the Data Range. Dump Amount> Controls how often samples are let through when triggered. At the highest setting the Data Dump will constantly produce noises when triggered, the middle setting will only produce sounds 50% of the time it’s triggered and at 0 it won’t produce any sound when triggered. Decay> Controls the time that it takes for the sound to fade. Detune> Controls the pitch of the sample. Randomizer> When activating the Randomizer the sample will play back at a random pitch. Create random loops by clicking the number buttons [4,8,12 & 16 note loops]. When paired with the Dump Amount control you can create some interesting melody x rhythm patterns.
Installation Help>
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