Cardinal Sound Design #3 - Sampling

[@quasispecies_]

Glad to see you evangelize the creative process, sampling one's own patches, vs using sample packs for something like a pad. Maybe it's a cultural thing that some producers first think to buy or download a solution instead of considering how to make it themselves with the tools already at hand.

[@VirtualModular]

@@quasispecies_ yep exactly, thanks! Resampling is so creative, and the best part is whatever you make, nobody else will have the exact same sounds. 👍

[@MaTTiiBeaTz]

Excellent video, love watching the process. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.

[@VirtualModular]

Thanks, glad this was useful! 👍

[@GrvMUSIC4U]

finally found a good sound design video crazy patches

[@VirtualModular]

Thanks, I try to do something a bit different! 👍

[@crhkrebs]

A little late in responding, but what a great video to open up more creative techniques. Thanks for sharing, and I’m newly subscribed.

[@VirtualModular]

@@crhkrebs thanks for commenting and subscribing, really appreciate it! There are so many possibilities for sound design using VCV, so plenty more tutorials to come whenever I get time to make them. Cheers!

Super cool! Watching now. Did you check out the new Augmented Yangtze from Arturia? That's so much my cup of tea. Cheers!

[@VirtualModular]

Cheers, yeah I've seen a few demos of that and it does sound good! Can't go wrong with Arturia's software generally. ☝

[@GeorgeLocke]

Is Hetrick CV on cardinal? He's ported Dust from super collider, which is nice for pings among many other things.

[@VirtualModular]

Yep that's included, good shout. I used to use Dust as a random trigger for sample and hold. The particle noise mode in Plaits is good for that too.

[@issue1402]

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