Today's experimentation with Mixtikl was centered around FX. The FX app in the Mixtikl suite is called Partikl. Partikl lets you build complex combinations of FX and change their parameters at a very detailed level.
To be honest, this is something quite unique in terms of mobile apps. Today I played with using a delay followed by a reverb on a drum track. I added a chorus after the reverb and by changing a few controls I got a really interesting sound out the FX.
Of course, you can do this on each channel of your mix, but I'd expect that this might take a lot of CPU if you did it.
Hopefully more Partikl experiments tomorrow, and I plan to get a short video together of Partikl in action to show what I mean.
2 comments:
Hi Ashley,
Don't forget that you can set-up any number of control-rate LFOs to modulate various parameters on your signal rate units! :)
Also: when using Partikl to create Synth sounds for MIDI channels, you have gain access to various tone generator units and control-rate envelopes that can be used for modulation. Oh, and you can also use additive synthesis, by using signal-rate junctions to add-together the output from more than one tone generator unit.
Hoping this info helps!
Pete
Thanks Pete, I am going to get to all that good stuff soon enough!
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