Description

This unique delay technique involves inscribing audio into the buffer and playing it back in reverse。 The Poke object adds complexity by incorporating samples into the buffer, and the resulting wet signal is fed back, enhancing the sonic composition. The culmination of these techniques is showcased in the presentation view, with key parameters—Dry/Wet, Feedback, and Rhythm pattern—displayed on the final instrument panel. These parameters shape the sound output, allowing for nuanced and dynamic exploration of sonic artifacts.