AudioMulch 2.0 live-patching screencast audio software

This live patching demonstration was recorded for the launch of AudioMulch 2.0, June 5, 2009. An AudioMulch 2.0 patch is built from scratch, starting with a single guitar sample.

This is what we came up with the night before version 2.0 release but we'd love to see some AudioMulch users create and upload their own live-patching videos.

AudioMulch 2.0 is available at:
audiomulch.com

Thanks to Tobias Hengeveld for kindly giving permission to use a guitar loop sampled from his new album.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• AudioMulch
• live-patching

[BeneBuscape]

how does the sound that comes in at around 3:40 come about? from bubbleblower and delay?

[AudioMulch]

@BeneBuscape at 3:40 that's the right-hand chain SDelay > PulseComb > SouthPole > SDelay Most important is (PulseComb>SouthPole). PulseComb is tuned to make a buzzing oscillator type sound, then SouthPole chops and filters the buzzing to create the resonant pulses. Clock-synced random LFO on the SouthPole adds variation to the filtering. SDelay at end adds more rhythm/space (ping pong delay). SDelay at the start is to make a more constant input for the PulseComb so it buzzes more regularly.

[AudioMulch]

@SK8terGuy19 the guitar is sampled by permission from track 6 "On The Night You Were Born" from TOBIAS HENGEVELD - ALL THE LINES ARE DOWN. My brother produced the album.

[SK8terGuy19]

Wow... This is something I've never seen before.. Amazing. What song from the album is this sampled from?

[TomJepson]

Amazing. Just amazing. Have had about four hours use out of AM so far, but it's easily the most 'fun' (in a serious audio mangling sense!) tool I've used in a very long time.

Kudos.

[polaroidsky]

I fell asleep on my keyboard...

[graysonk13]

if only i knew what was happening. nice vid though

[Enray501]

@TomJepson If you good at what you do and you enjoy it, tools become toys

[greentoaster]

Beautiful! I started looking at Audiomulch when I heard that Four Tet uses it, and it's obvious that this is exactly what I was looking for.

[necnenecne]

girltalk uses this

[betbowt]

At first very unimpressive... Then ridiculously impressive.