Yes, the device's core is an input buffer, and the grains play out of that buffer thats in the past.lowpryo wrote:that's awesome. just curious, because it's doing some pretty complex effects on the incoming signal, is there any latency in that process?
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That would be awesomesauce, but sadly that button is actually a custom display with ALL parameters connected to it.. a meta button. Because of the way the plumbing in the RE works its just not possible.Libraquaricorn wrote: A request: is it possible to make it possible to trigger the Fritz dice button (patch generator) by an external device? To hook up an LFO or puls generator to trigger it? I tried to do this via the programmer but the dice button was not a programmable destination.
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I don't know why this Orb album isn't rated as one of their finest. I love it.rcbuse wrote:Its actually named Fritz as a hommage to one my favorite albums, Pomme Fritz. Messing around with this device made some amazingly similar sounds.Zac wrote:I understand the name now! As in ... it's on the fritz Just downloaded to play with.
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I was thinking the same. Norstromo, PSQ-1684 & Fritz look like they belong together I didn't pull the trigger on the Nostromo & PSQ-1684 bundle as it's a big outlay for me & I've not been able to afford it at the moment. But I'd still love to get those devices so a bundle of all three would be the way forward for me if it came uptiker01 wrote:Makes sense to me. Even to have all three in one bundle as they look alike so muchMannequinRaces wrote:My request might be dumb but my wallet really wants to see a Nostromo / Fritz bundle in the shop (I already own PSQ or would have bought the other bundle!). Think about it Rob.
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Probably not or definitely not? Never say never I guess but just wondering if it's worth waiting or pulling the trigger ASAP!!rcbuse wrote:Probably not, the PSQ & Nostromo probably won't be around for too much longer either. I like to do those when I launch a new device and free upgrade the other one.Skullture wrote:Great design. Since it looks like the Nostromo skin are you offering it in a bundle as well?
If the Nostromo / PSQ bundle is finite I'd better get saving. Will you give some warning when it's about to go South? If need be we might have to skip food for a week in order that I might take advantage of the bundle. My wife & kids won't mind too much. They don't mind beans at all, although every night might be a push.
Something that was discovered during beta testing by one of the testers was the ability to record the randomization of Fritz. So, create a sequencer lane for it. Hit record, then hit random. Do this until you find a couple of cool settings that you like. Then go into the sequencer lanes and delete all the points between the two settings (ie, delete all the stuff from the times you hit random and didn't like the result). This will create a really sweet sounding morph effect when playing from one setting to another. Does that make sense? This is basically a way to morph from one patch to another.
And here is something that Rob came up with.... try it out:
reset the device.
set the delay to 4 seconds.
record some variable audio like someone talking.
freeze the input.
sweep the scale from 0% to 200%, watch the grains float on the display and notice how it matches up with the audio scrubbing.
Change the spray and watch them dance around where you set the scale.
Change pitch and watch the grains flow in either direction.
Up the length and watch more grains appear.
This is really cool on vocals.
I love Lectric Panda and Fritz is amazing. Congratulations on the release, Rob!
And here is something that Rob came up with.... try it out:
reset the device.
set the delay to 4 seconds.
record some variable audio like someone talking.
freeze the input.
sweep the scale from 0% to 200%, watch the grains float on the display and notice how it matches up with the audio scrubbing.
Change the spray and watch them dance around where you set the scale.
Change pitch and watch the grains flow in either direction.
Up the length and watch more grains appear.
This is really cool on vocals.
I love Lectric Panda and Fritz is amazing. Congratulations on the release, Rob!
Yes, yes and yes!Loque wrote:Does this RE has sync for length and LFOs? And have the LFOs a CV out, which allows me to control fx for the break outs?
Yes, it has sync for LFO (button right next to the LFO rate knob).
Yes, the button between emit rate and length (turns blue when clicked) is a button to link the rate and length (you can sync the emit length and then link length to the synced emit rate).
Yes, there are CV outs for the LFOs on the back of the device.
Perhaps it could be triggerd by a MIDI note?rcbuse wrote:That would be awesomesauce, but sadly that button is actually a custom display with ALL parameters connected to it.. a meta button. Because of the way the plumbing in the RE works its just not possible.Libraquaricorn wrote: A request: is it possible to make it possible to trigger the Fritz dice button (patch generator) by an external device? To hook up an LFO or puls generator to trigger it? I tried to do this via the programmer but the dice button was not a programmable destination.
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Some of the sounds that come out of this are totally bonkers and off the wall.. To the spawn of the devil!
And thats just from inputting a clarinet sound from the orkester library!
And thats just from inputting a clarinet sound from the orkester library!
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Hot damn! This may be the best guitar pedal ever made! I have it running right after the amp/cab sims like Revival, Kuassa, and Softube. It's way beyond my expectations.jfrichards wrote:I have a sneaking suspicion that Fritz will be 50 guitar effects and 50 vocal effects right out of the device (intended or unintended), then the sky's the limit.
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I cannot like this post enough.rcbuse wrote: Its actually named Fritz as a hommage to one my favorite albums
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Fritz after DLD's Speak n Tweak Voice Synthesizer are hours of fun
That might just give me a reason to buy Speak n Tweak. I've never really been interested in it... until Fritz. But I could see how they would compliment each other nicely.Zac wrote:Fritz after DLD's Speak n Tweak Voice Synthesizer are hours of fun
Another really fun thing to do is to plug Etch Red in the insert FX. I have created some amazing sounds doing this.
Yes, Fritz adds another dimension to Speak n Tweak, I got some amazing sounds last night. I feel some nice sampling and REXing sessions happeningchallism wrote:That might just give me a reason to buy Speak n Tweak. I've never really been interested in it... until Fritz. But I could see how they would compliment each other nicely.Zac wrote:Fritz after DLD's Speak n Tweak Voice Synthesizer are hours of fun
Another really fun thing to do is to plug Etch Red in the insert FX. I have created some amazing sounds doing this.
I tried putting Fritz in as an insert in Fritz last night Actually I didn't get much that was useful but the insert slot adds another dimension to this incredibly well thought out RE.
How long is the input buffer?rcbuse wrote:Yes, the device's core is an input buffer, and the grains play out of that buffer thats in the past.lowpryo wrote:that's awesome. just curious, because it's doing some pretty complex effects on the incoming signal, is there any latency in that process?
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An infinite number, thanks to the random patch maker A.K.A. the "Dice-button". There's also 30 "saved" patches to chose from, all with beautifully weird Latin names like "Altostratus Translucidus Duplicatus" and "Stratocumulus Lenticularis".Jmax wrote:Pretty kewl.. I haven't trialed it yet but will shortly. But can't help asking does it come with some patches? if so how many?
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There are 30 patches, but honestly, it's one of those devices where patches are mostly only useful in the context of your own workflow. The actual output of Fritz is extremely dependant on the source audio, so creating "meaningful" patches would require either to provide full songs, or detailed instructions (like "this patch expects a drums pattern in 1/16th with as little tail as possible") which can't fit in a patch name and are rather difficult to embed even in a combi, as you can't guarantee the users will have Selig's ReMark or Jiggery-Pokery's TMA.Jmax wrote:Pretty kewl.. I haven't trialed it yet but will shortly. But can't help asking does it come with some patches? if so how many?
Additionally, the "Randomize" button is pretty much an instant patch creator, so the lack of "official" presets shouldn't be a problem. From my own experience and what I've read in this thread, the "common" way to use it is to insert it in an FX chain and click "Random" a few times until you find something you like. The Randomizer is "intelligent" and yields very good and usable results almost everytime.
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