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Flow

by sawdustcharles

“Flow” (Lakshman Bangalore / Jasper Ewing ) utilizes sev...

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Type
Audio Effect
Author
sawdustcharles
Version
1.0
License
None
Live version
12.0.5
Max version
8.6.2
Downloads
182
Updated
No Updates

Flow is an Audio Effect for Ableton Live by sawdustcharles, distributed as freeware, with no license specified by the author. It targets Live 12.0.5 and Max 8.6.2. On maxforlive.com it has 182 downloads. Published 2025-01-10. 4 user comments below.

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Description

“Flow” (Lakshman Bangalore / Jasper Ewing ) utilizes several audio manipulation techniques to warp, destroy and create interesting new sounds. Contained within one patch is a Karplus Strong delay ( based on an in-class model made by Tamas Marquetant ), a grain warping algorithm with highly volatile yet fun parameters, and a sample slicer ( based on work done by Ned Rush ) for even further editing and rhythmic control. Based on visions of the future seen in Blade Runner, “Flow” is best used when machines can communicate together. Paired with VCV Rack in its testing stages, “Flow” created haunting ambiance and white noise tornados from just a few clicks.

Comments (4)

  • sawdustcharles · January 10 2025
    Thanks so much to Ned Rush and Tamas Marquetant whose work was vital to making this patch possible.
  • irishmos · January 10 2025
    Why is the same device 2x in a row under a different name and uploader?
  • FreddyFingaz · January 10 2025
    thinking this is not the device the OP meant to upload.... can you confirm @sawdustcharles?
  • KalanSorion · January 11 2025
    Hey sawdustcharles I am getting some interesting results, thanks! But the two sample drop slots have strange behavior - if I drop a sample on the 'drop something here' area for "Textural/Grain Generator", both waveform displays show the same sample. If I drop directly onto the waveform display of that section, only the first waveform changes, and vice versa if I drop a sample onto the second waveform display. Are these intended to be independent sections with different functions?

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