UVI Falcon 3: Hacking Presets

[@rayderrich]

You may have noticed from my recent videos I am a pretty seasoned programmer, and I never thought about generating or modifying Falcon data like this. Very cool idea and a great quality talk.

[@estevancarlos]

Fantastic idea. I have looked into the XML code but didn't consider using Python to generate an XML file. I will need to look into that. I have used Max/MSP to generate values that could be placed into an XML file though.

[@itinerantghost]

Cool! Super interesting to see this, thanks for sharing it!

[@daviHuggMonster]

woaaa happy to find your channel. Even searching in youtube did not show up your videos,kinda odd...subbed.

[@stickster]

Thanks so much! Welcome all Falconistas and creators in general 🙂

[@CruzeFX]

Very interesting and very useful, thanks for the effort!

[@issiewizzie]

well appreciated

[@mixphantom0101]

The easiest way to make random or rhythmic Multi Envelopes is by dragging an audio file into the Multi Envelope graph! Drum and vocal loops yield interesting results.

[@stickster]

Absolutely, you can see this in Simon Stockhausen's video for example: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIGyl3tpl9ano7M In this specific case, I was seeking a more random envelope. I can easily envision setting up a set of tunable parameters to a script to produce different types of envelopes that include rhythmic, random, or glitchy components.

[@ricshaw4358]

Why not use the Random Command in the Command-line Batch Processor Directly to generate random MSEG data?

[@stickster]

Why not indeed? Or use the Drunk or S+H modulators as I've shown in other videos. There's almost always more than one way to accomplish things in Falcon, and this is just one. Another reason I love this instrument so much!