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I printed this thread...just haven't had a chance to try it yet. Work has been a bitch and I'm just tired.

Ha! Read this wednesday and very nearly forgot about it, excellent use of the bump!

Very neat.

You can actually push around the relative center of the loop point by setting your LFO's SHP 2 to a sine wave and setting the mix control in the area of "30". Too much and you'll lose hold of the loop endpoint altogether. Use a wave with vocals.

For example, this would loop forever unless I pushed the loop point forward with the LFO shape mix control. It really reminds me of looping on my speak and spell where I have a button that does the same loop point push function.

Here's a sample from right now. Machine stopped, just pressing the one trigger button and tweaking the LFO mix control:
http://www.allerian.com/music/MD_Vocal_Grain.mp3

Crazy!
I suppose I've done this (manually) about a thousand times, but always used RTRG in conjunction. This automatic method is like pure Confield!

wow. just messed with this for the last 30 minutes. really pretty amazing little trick.

i'm glad to help.

Nice example Allerian, i think i am going to use this trick non-stop for the next 6 months !

the machinedrum won't stop surprising me.

6 months after receiving the machinedrum, i never use a lfo ;... now i haven't enough lfo

This surely is in the Top ten best MD tricks.

Point another track's LFO to the start parameter. I found these settings pretty good:

SHP1 - Triangle
SHP2 - Exp. increase
UPDTE - Free
SPEED - 1
DEPTH - 38
SHMIX - 74

There's a much longer version that I didn't post. For me, the joy is in setting the LFO speeds very slow and listening to the progression crush itself forward over 10-15 minutes. Totally mezerizing.

it's now the
infinite weird ambiant track trick


'im telling so what this trick can do associated with ram ...


(maybe it's a crash )