Skip to content

TuesdayNightMachines/nmQuadroDubber

Folders and files

NameName
Last commit message
Last commit date

Latest commit

 

History

16 Commits
 
 
 
 

Repository files navigation

nmQuadroDubber
1.1.2 @NightMachines
https://llllllll.co/t/nmquadrodubber/

There are four 20-second “tape loops”, represented by four vertical columns, stereo-panned from left to right.

A record head, represented by a white line, constantly moves over one of the loops. Make it jump to another loop with E3 (t). Press K2 (rec) to start and stop recording external audio at the position of the record head. Insert silence by pressing K3 (del).

Adjust the speed of the selected tape loop by turning E1.

Turn E2 (lvl) to adjust the overdub level. 10 means the external audio will overwrite the tape completely. Turning E2 (lvl) down will record the external audio quieter, letting the already present audio on the tape loop still sound trough, mixing both signals.

Hold K1 to display alternative control functions.

Holding K1 and pressing K2 (rOFF/rREC/rDEL/rALL) will switch random modes:
rOFF: random mode off
rREC: randomly toggle recording, switch tape loop and change level
rDEL: randomly toggle deletion and switch tape loop
rALL: both of the above

Holding K1 and pressing K3 (clear) will erase the entire tape loop under the record head.

Holding K1 and turning E2 (fade) adjusts Softcut’s fade parameter, inserting a fade between loop start and end points. Turning this up can make the audio sound smoother.

Holding K1 and turning E3 (mon) blends between monitor and Softcut audio signals, letting you hear the external audio feed on top of the tape loops.

Parameters may be adjust and mapped to external controllers via the PARAMETERS menu entries.

About

Monome Norns Tape Loop Overdubber

Resources

Stars

Watchers

Forks

Releases

No releases published

Packages

No packages published

Languages