Elektron Octatrack Tutorial - Granular Crossfades = Ned Rush

[@GoGoGoRunRunRun]

Shug and Shuf are controls for the shelving filter, like the dampening or tone parameter you see on some reverbs. In software reverbs you usually have access to more filter controls. SHVG is the SH_el_V_ing filter G_ain. At 127 the filter is basically off, lower values mean more gain=more eq cut. Which frequency the filter affects in the spectrum is set with the SH_el_V_ing filter F_requency parameter. Basically the more you turn the gain and the filter frequency down, the darker the reverb tail becomes. If you look at Ableton Live‘s reverb, in the „Diffusion Network“ section you see a high- and a low shelf filter. The high shelf filter with its controls for frequency and gain is basically what „Shug and Shuv“ are doing on OTs Dark Reverb. Hope that helps.

[@gustav0587]

alternatively, you can also modulate the same parameter (strt) with another lfo (sinewave). and scan back and forth through the whole waveform (Dep: 50%, Speed: to taste) Playback page: Strt @ 64.

[@tedpedersen123]

Absolutely brilliant technique! I am gonna have a blast creating soundscapes, thx for posting! ✌️🎹🎶🎶

[@kpr32]

amazing, more octa vids please!

[@not-hank-s]

Hm, this could be nice with some live sampling of pads too. Maybe set up a recorder trig and toggle through some MIDI tracks. Thanks for the tips! I’m having a blast now that I’m getting into this thing a bit more. What an amazing and creative machine.

[@tron_rider_7]

Fantastic tutorial, sound, effect and everything! I know OT is a beast and the learning curve is very steep but having these tutorials can help with the learning process! Really enjoyed this tutorial and please keep doing great stuff!

[@NedRush]

I found it quite easy to pick up.

[@howardanderson3061]

Very cool, I love your vids, they have a very nice flow and one can learn someting as well. It's a friendly fireside chat with Ned and the Octatrack.

[@davidkempmail]

Nice idea 💡 good to see a different perspective on this beast of a machine

[@dream-shala-music]

Great video, thanks for sharing! btw: Shelving Frequency and Shelving Gain (SHVF & SHVG)

[@NedRush]

Thanks.

[@alexnelson8536]

I like cheating.... IN MUSIC! that cracked me up that did :D

[@kostantinosmag2986]

Nice one🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎧

[@brianreilly6545]

This was fantastic! Thx so much :)

[@dominikhaering]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@mischulzed]

Great tutorial! Very inspiring - thanks a lot!

[@FrancisXu0420]

see many octagran tutor this is the best

[@TederMusic]

Very creative, thanks for sharing this nice trick!

[@aevin_io]

Really inspiring

[@nym053]

You probably could need a pingpong delay with a modulating filter after and then some reverb after that :)

[@cold_fashioned]

That was great. Thanks!

[@AgustinDavidF]

Superb!

[@domeniquexander_]

Wow man so cool. These pads are 🔥 is this from a samplepack?

[@Radvapordeath]

Sick af !

[@Nomo_Popo]

Instant Vapor Memory album generator

[@ModernDevotion]

Shuf - (high) shelf frequency Shug- shelving gain So shug 0 most reduction above the shuf value. 127 no gain reduction at the shuf lol

[@Oblique331]

Wabbling

[@varoennauraa]

@6:58 ”but that’s ok, I like cheating...” Wife raises her eyebrows ”...in music...”

[@NedRush]

she wasn't my wife anymore after this video.

[@designerfuzzi]

Best done when your wav length is a multiple of 128 "grains".

[@thelopeisback]

~9:45 kind of reminds me of tim hecker

[@traumesser_HQ]

MAN i was about to comment that. it sounds soooo "haunt me"

[@faustocastillo4740]

I need some help! I dont get it to work, I’m following every step, but i just get an annoying sound, I don’t get the sound at 2:58 what is happenning there?

[@Lhenndyn]

That’s really interesting, but you are really in the dark...

[@BuRn_FrN]

I love granulars … iPad apps like Borderlands Spacecraft Tardigrain…….. being able touch sounds is … ? Undescribable