- Type
- Audio Effect
- Author
- SpaceBongoSignals
- Version
- 1.0.1
- License
- None
- Live version
- 12.0.5
- Max version
- 8.6.2
- Downloads
- 86
- Updated
- 2026-08-02
Description
The results might remind the user of scanning through radio signals, fax-machine router noises, circuit bend hardware or even test equipment. The device is not meant to emulate any of those though. I just tried stuff out and things happened. I'm very much a beginner at building M4L devices, and I'm very interested to see how far others might mod this device.
Bi-Signal is very much best understood by experimenting with it. I personally find it most joyful to use when recording the results of my parameter tweakings.
It can also be used as its own sound source, by setting the bit-reduction parameters a certain way.
The device will sum the incoming signal to mono (part of the vibe), but the user can get stereo at low bit-rate settings.
Note:
The dynamic noise generator section first in the chain is the entire "Noise Adder" device that's available in Ableton's "Building Max Devices" pack. I didn't do any adjustments to it, since I didn't feel like it was needed.
I hope that the user will enjoy Bi-Signal just as much as I do :)
Free audio samples using "Bi-Signal" only. No examples of stereo though:
https://9043021587197.gumroad.com/l/bisignal?_gl=1*1lp4zva*_ga*MTc4MDU1ODg2Ny4xNzU1MjkyMjUz*_ga_6LJN6D94N6*czE3ODUzNTg3MzIkbzI3JGcxJHQxNzg1MzU5OTk1JGo1NCRsMCRoMA..
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