Tilman Ehrhorn

*tape_multi is a multi channel tape emulator.

The pitch of the loop corresponds to the played midi note (C4= original pitch) and will also refer to the speed parameter as would be the case with a tape machine.

Furthermore the pitch can be also influenced independently from speed as well as the frequency of the processed audio signal can be additionally manipulated.

Clicking and dragging with the mouse inside the display window causes zooming in and out to select different parts of the loaded sample to be played back.

The output audio signal can be distributed to up to 16 channels. The playback speed and the gain of the individual channels can be controlled individually. In addition, various randomization and scaling settings can be applied, that affect the speed, phase and pitch of the loops.

Further documentation can be found in the Max for Live device if Ableton Live´s Help View is turned on.

*tape_multi is a multi channel tape emulator.
The pitch of the loop corresponds to the played midi note (C4= original pitch) and will also ... 

max-for-live-*tape_multi-—-multi-channel-tape-loop-emulator

is this made using mc objects? really interesting stuff!

Thanks! Yes, the core is a mc.groove object where the channels can be controllled individually or can be affected with the various deviation features. In the instruction video below starting at 0:35 I briefly explain how I proceeded.

Thanks! Yes, the core is a mc.groove object where the channels can be controllled individually or can be  affected with the various deviation features. In the instruction video below starting at 0:35 I briefly explain how I proceeded.

Max for Live *tape_multi — Multi Channel Tape Loop Emulator

2023

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