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SKIP

by Bienoise

Turn every sound into blissfull clicks and cuts with this de...

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Type
Instrument
Author
Bienoise
Version
1.5
License
AttributionNonCommercialShareAlike
Live version
10.1.18
Max version
8.1.5
Downloads
3,494
Updated
No Updates

SKIP is an Instrument for Ableton Live by Bienoise, distributed as Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike. It targets Live 10.1.18 and Max 8.1.5. On maxforlive.com it has 3,494 downloads. Published 2022-07-06. 8 user comments below.

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Description

Turn every sound into blissfull clicks and cuts with this device, carefully crafted to simulate the skipping and glitching of prepared cds used by artists like Oval, Yasunao Tone and Nicolas Collins.

Comments (8)

  • bewater · July 07 2022
    Hi!
    very exciting! no support for mp3 though?
  • bewater · July 07 2022
    please add support for bpm sync features!
    love the device!
  • Bienoise · July 07 2022
    Hi! Mp3 is supported, but you often have to load it twice - I guess it's a Live problem, it won't load a file that it hasn't analyzed yet.
    Will think about bpm sync! Glad you like it.
  • dundunny · July 07 2022
    is itts possible to make device of tape speed control but without turning off effect
  • Torley · July 12 2022
    What a glorious awakening of the clicks 'n' cuts golden age. Thanks for doing this, are you also going to make a demo video or some audio examples?
  • FreddyFingaz · July 12 2022
    Seems like a sweet device, just not sure if I'm using correctly. Is the only way to get audio by triggering midi either fast forward or reverse? In other words, there's not way to play the audio "regular" (not ff or rev?).
    Thanks for sharing this!
  • Bienoise · September 01 2022
    Ehi sorry for the delay:
    @FreddyFingaz: there's no explicit way to use it as a regular sampler, because the main idea was to model the FFWD behaviour - but if you tinker with the settings you can get something more natural (or not)
    @Torley: there you go https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NB09Tu-2EzE
  • lauz · December 03 2022
    i fell in love with skip. you can get really great results when you use multiple instances with slightly changed settings..

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