Experiment: Shuttle Control clock and modulation generation
Description:
Endorphines Shuttle Control is a MIDI to CV converter that allows the user to send data from a computer, controller or other MIDI source to modules in a case. Endorphines Shuttle Control has a template interface that allows you to define what type of data signals are sent to your modular. In this experiment I sent different clock patterns and LFO shapes, using Ableton as a master clock and sequence source.
The Setup:
- Simple four on the floor drumbeat in Ableton (NI Battery kit Lagos) with chance and randomization applied to the high hats.
- Mutable Rings:
- C note being triggered by a Fibonacci sequence generated by shuttle control tapping three sixteenth notes at the start of a 4 beat bar.
- The sixteenth notes generate a trigger in a Fibonacci sequence that restarts every four beats.
- Rings is set to green, green. Modal resonator one note polyphony.
- Shape is modulated by LFO triangle at sixteenth notes out of the shuttle control
- Position is modulated by LFO sample and hold at sixteenth notes out of the shuttle control
- Mutable Plaits:
- Set to harmonic oscillator, playing C3 notes with increasing and decreasing velocity to trigger random notes with probability around the voltage levels out of the shuttle control
- The notes are triggered by quarter notes
- Two sequences overlap
- Effects
- Native Instruments Replica XT, Eventide Crystals and Valhalla Supermassive provide delay, pitch shifting and reverb effects
