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Bit Maestro - Unique AUv3 Bitcrusher - Super Versatile

thesoundtestroomthesoundtestroom
in General App Discussion

Here is my demo for the new Bit Maestro

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  • iOSTRAKONiOSTRAKON

    Bit Maestro is definitely versatile / great app

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    Instabuy & Instademo. 😜 Thanks Doug.

  • JamMaestroJamMaestro

    Cheers Doug !

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    Here’s an example of BitMaestro crushing a clean guitar signal (no amp sim or other effect applied other than BitMaestro)

  • audio_DTaudio_DT

    No parameter automation, though - zero parameters exposed. I hope this is sorted because it’s a really nice app.

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @audio_DT said:
    No parameter automation, though - zero parameters exposed. I hope this is sorted because it’s a really nice app.

    The dev has stated elsewhere that exposed parameters are coming.

  • audio_DTaudio_DT

    @espiegel123 said:

    @audio_DT said:
    No parameter automation, though - zero parameters exposed. I hope this is sorted because it’s a really nice app.

    The dev has stated elsewhere that exposed parameters are coming.

    Excellent! Thanks for the info.

  • JamMaestroJamMaestro

    @audio_DT said:
    No parameter automation, though - zero parameters exposed. I hope this is sorted because it’s a really nice app.

    I have exposed parameters and MIDI already working. Just need to create the UI for the midi assignment stuff.

    @espiegel123 said:
    Here’s an example of BitMaestro crushing a clean guitar signal (no amp sim or other effect applied other than BitMaestro)

    Wow dude, sounds cool! Not how I expected, are you using the internal LFO? Filter?

  • audiblevideoaudiblevideo
    edited February 2020

    @JamMaestro said:

    @audio_DT said:
    No parameter automation, though - zero parameters exposed. I hope this is sorted because it’s a really nice app.

    I have exposed parameters and MIDI already working. Just need to create the UI for the midi assignment stuff.

    @espiegel123 said:
    Here’s an example of BitMaestro crushing a clean guitar signal (no amp sim or other effect applied other than BitMaestro)

    Wow dude, sounds cool! Not how I expected, are you using the internal LFO? Filter?

    So you’re going to add a performance page as well. JUST KIDDING! I couldn’t help myself. Love your app and looking forward to midi controls.

  • audio_DTaudio_DT

    @JamMaestro said:

    @audio_DT said:
    No parameter automation, though - zero parameters exposed. I hope this is sorted because it’s a really nice app.

    I have exposed parameters and MIDI already working. Just need to create the UI for the midi assignment stuff.

    @espiegel123 said:
    Here’s an example of BitMaestro crushing a clean guitar signal (no amp sim or other effect applied other than BitMaestro)

    Wow dude, sounds cool! Not how I expected, are you using the internal LFO? Filter?

    Nice! Good Q on the LFOs and filters, too.

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @JamMaestro said:

    @audio_DT said:
    No parameter automation, though - zero parameters exposed. I hope this is sorted because it’s a really nice app.

    I have exposed parameters and MIDI already working. Just need to create the UI for the midi assignment stuff.

    @espiegel123 said:
    Here’s an example of BitMaestro crushing a clean guitar signal (no amp sim or other effect applied other than BitMaestro)

    Wow dude, sounds cool! Not how I expected, are you using the internal LFO? Filter?

    Yes, I was using the internal LFO and the filter -- there was no other processing of the clean guitar signal (via iRig HD) -- i posted because I was intrigued by how it sounded -- so different from standard distortion and even the waveshapers that I've used. I am really curious to try things out once the AU parameters are in place to sequence the bit-crushing.

  • JamMaestroJamMaestro

    @audiblevideo said:
    So you’re going to add a performance page as well. JUST KIDDING! I couldn’t help myself. Love your app and looking forward to midi controls.

    I know you're kidding....
    twitches
    blood pressure rises
    But it already has a performance page!! The app!
    😂

    @espiegel123 said:
    Yes, I was using the internal LFO and the filter -- there was no other processing of the clean guitar signal (via iRig HD) -- i posted because I was intrigued by how it sounded -- so different from standard distortion and even the waveshapers that I've used. I am really curious to try things out once the AU parameters are in place to sequence the bit-crushing.

    On the sequencing actually. Right now I'm thinking for the bit board controls:

    For use in sequencers:
    C2 - B2 white keys = Bit 1-8 On (C# for bit number 2)
    C3 - B3 white keys = Bit 1-8 Mute (C# for bit number 2)
    C4 - B4 white keys = Bit 1-8 Invert (C# for bit number 2)

    For live use:
    C5 - C6 white keys = Bit 1-8 toggle On/Mute (as in the first 8 white keys from C5)
    C#5 - F#6 black keys = Bit 1-8 toggle Invert On/Off (as in the first 8 black keys from C5)

    Alternatively for the On/Mute:
    C5 - F6 white keys = Bit 1-8 toggle On/Mute (as in the first 8 white keys from C5 that have a complimentary black key)

    But you'll be able to choose the start octave for each of those.

    Any other requests? (not you @audiblevideo !)

  • audiblevideoaudiblevideo

    @JamMaestro

    Any other requests? (not you @audiblevideo !)

    Ahahaha I wouldn't ever (again)

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