[demo] Resampling and Granular (Waldorf Quantum)

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In this video I'm showing the resampling function which lets you record the output of the Quantum and use it again in the oscillator as a sample. Then I'm processing this sample with the particle/granular function, trying different configuations and values.
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[@WavetableMetaphysics]

And the shape changing of individual grains are extra cool. Its crazy!

[@hahhahahahha]

telling by the sounds this thing is presented with on youtube, I could aswell record my friends chainsaw... lol

[@celticprogeny1569]

I think the chainsaw will sound more analog :)

[@bitspacemusic]

@@celticprogeny1569 Well, this is a terrible demo of what it can sound like :/

[@Ginkeh]

Would you consider doing a tutorial series on the Quantum? ;) I`d be super happy and grateful! Your demo video was so good, and easy to follow.

[@No.0.o.0]

do you not know what you're doing with your quantum?

[@NachtSchreck13]

damn this thing looks dope. Like the ultimate sampler. I grew up using Ensoniqs which are capable of wavetable synthesis with samples as sources. This is the next level, though. I'm very impressed. If I was super paid and had $4200 to blow, I would def get one.

[@trevor4835]

This is gonna be the synth that people look back on and wish was still in production like the Q

[@WavetableMetaphysics]

The grains are jittery lol that's pretty cool!

[@No.0.o.0]

waldorf needs to make that granular synth it's own eurorack module jfc

[@Alckemy]

Dang

[@shanewatson6763]

When you are adjusting the grain density can that be set to a clock amount?

[@SynthesizerVideo]

I don't think that this is possible (yet, maybe in OS version 3 ^^). But you have a very fine time setting (in 0.1 msec. steps) - so good programming skills will lead to quite similar results. But you may need note re-triggering from time to time.

[@shanewatson6763]

thanks!

[@alexmax9832]

Hello Synthetizer Video, a question: Did you can resample a part, previously recorded, and then resonate an additional part, perhaps always a sequence or an arpeggio? In particular, when you are with the Play button active, on the part/tab Audio recorder, you can also go to Rec key and go to Overdub?

[@SynthesizerVideo]

I don't know exactly what you want to do but I say yes, it is possible. You can record the audio output. So when you play your previous recording you can re-record it and again and again. This way you can create multi-layer sounds while adding a new sound to your recording, yes.

[@alexmax9832]

Perfect!

[@jumpingman8160]

I offer 50 bucks for it. Deal?