Rhythmic Robot - Loopscape (KONTAKT) torrent

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Rhythmic Robot - Loopscape

Производитель: Rhythmic Robot / Формат: NCW, NKI, NKR
Качество: 24 bit Частота 44,1 kHz Каналы mono
Системные требования: Native Instruments - Kontakt 4.2.4 +

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Создание Loopscape было вдохновлено экспериментами музыкальных пионеров 60 – 70-х ХХ века, таких, как Брайан Ино. Ино создавал музыку, комбинируя зацикленные кусочки магнитной ленты разной продолжительности, что давало неповторяющиеся, постоянно изменяющиеся звуковые текстуры. Loopscape реализует эту концепцию в виде синтезатора.

Loopscape предлагает пользователю три виртуальных петли, которые можно воспроизводить одновременно. В каждую из них можно загрузить одну из шести классических аналоговых волновых форм (Saw, Double Saw, Triangle, Square, Sine, Noise) и выставить продолжительность от 0,5 до 17 секунд (с нерегулярными интервалами). Каждая петля снабжена резонансным фильтром (HP/LP) с LFO, и тремя дополнительными генераторами модуляции, управляющими амплитудой и высотой. LFO имеет пять волновых форм (Sine, Triangle, Sawtooth, Square, Random). Имеется генератор ADSR-огибающей. Благодаря всем этим особенностям, даже воспроизводя одну и ту же ноту на протяжении тысячи лет, Вы никогда не получите повторяющийся звук.
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Inspired by the experimental soundscapes produced by 70s pioneers like Brian Eno, Loopscape is a synthesiser that creates endlessly modulating, evolving complexities of sound from raw waveforms recorded onto looped sections of audio tape. It is richly warm, thoroughly analogue, and every sonic inch of it has been printed to oxide and passed across the playback heads of vintage tape gear of the past. This is the sound of science meeting art: the depth of analogue synthesis run through real tape spools. And look – it's covered in knobs and sliders, too!

Loopscape starts with a simple idea, one that found traction with the musique concrete brigade of the 60s and 70s. Back then, Brian Eno composed "Music for Airports", a sound installation piece which employed tape loops of different lengths running simultaneously. Although the individual loops cycled round predictably, the combination of sound produced by multiple loops of different lengths running all at once created an "incommensurable" sound that was, to all practical purposes, unlikely ever to repeat. Instead it just continued to evolve, forever, into infinity. Isn't that just cool?

Loopscape takes that concept and turns it into a synthesiser. We started with loops of tape. Lots of loops of tape. The basic sound-creation panes of Loopscape allow you to select any one of six basic synthesiser waveforms: two Sawtooth waves, Triangle, Square, Sine and Noise. All of these started life as true analogue waveforms from a variety of synthesisers, except for Noise, which we took from atmospheric static.

The raw waves were then recorded onto several old tape machines running at a variety of speeds. Now, for this instrument to make sense, the last thing we needed was clean tape machines. We wanted every mechanical problem under the sun, simply because we wanted our tape loops to show a lot of natural variation in their sound. We invited wow, flutter, wobble, hiss, head bump and print-through into our homes, sat them down and poured them a drink. We made friends with them. Who needs Studer mastering machines at 30ips when you can have cranky old 60s valve sets from the attic instead? The outputs of these vintage tape recorders were then recorded back into the digital domain at 24-bit quality to preserve every wonky detail of their erratic goodness.

Each basic waveform is therefore available within Loopscape at 8 different loop lengths: half a second, two thirds of a second, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13 and 17 seconds. (Why those particular numbers? Because they're primes, and we believe they have a special mojo all of their own.) We wanted you to be able to hear those loops, so we deliberately chose sections of tape that failed to loop smoothly, and we did very little to disguise their splice points. If you select a half-second loop, you're going to hear that thing looping round every half a second like a heartbeat.
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Loopscape Demo 1
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