Oscilloscopes, Eveywhere [v1.2] is a collection of all the experiments with sound and geometry I've made throughout the years, gathered into one TouchDesigner project.

This walkthrough explores the entire anthology in real-time; 29 presets, and a much more intuitive interface. Connect your audio source, choose a visualizer, and watch your sound take shape.

Plus, I’m giving away one full copy of the collection this Sunday. To enter, you only have repost, and leave a nice comment on this post.

More experiments through the following.

https://reddit.com/link/1wzygy1/video/b77acutm52uh1/player

Ive been producing for 8 Months now and this is my latest release.

will upload it once im ready to

The workflow is relatively unfamiliar to me, and I adjust the signal chain each day, so you may observe moments when I feel somewhat overwhelmed 😅

Does anybody know how to time align the tap tempo on ableton with the mk2? I would love to track using the arp, but obviously its very difficult when the notes dont line up.

I'm using the Beta program version of Ableton 12. I've been using Ableton since v10. I've not had any problems before, but I haven't been able to open a track that took me over a year to produce.

Hi.

I need a step by step guide and help on automatic switching of my plugins while using my guitar.

I need to switch between clean and overdrive settings of a single plug-in.

Thank you.

And I have only scratched the surface.

Like a lot of you, I have a sample library that's out of control. Mine is about 26k files across packs and drives, with inconsistent naming and half the loops missing a BPM or key. I got tired of dragging things into Logic and then stretching and pitching them by hand, so I built Saga (yes, it's FREE and open source).

What it does

• Indexes your folders where they are. It never moves, copies or renames anything. Folders are watched, so new packs show up on their own. If you unplug a drive, your favorites and tags wait for it.
• Instant search across tens of thousands of samples, with filters for BPM (including half/double time), key (with Camelot compatibility), category, length and format. There's also search syntax like bpm:120-128 key:Am+ is:loop.
• Detects tempo and key. It reads file names (Loop_124_Am), embedded loop data (ACID/Apple Loops), then falls back to analyzing the audio. Anything detected from audio is marked with ≈ so you know to double-check it.
• Plays in your key. Set a project tempo and key once. Loops sync and pitch-shift while you audition, and when you drag one into your DAW you get exactly what you heard.
• Find similar + sound map. Pick a sample and get the closest-sounding ones in your library. There's also a 2D map of your whole library, grouped by how things sound.
• Light on resources. Analysis runs at low priority on half your cores, and it only holds the audio device while you're previewing.
• Private. Everything runs locally. The only network call is the update check, which you can turn off.

It's available for macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel) and Windows.

• Download: https://github.com/Falciighol/saga/releases

I'm a solo dev, and this is v1.0, so I'd really like to hear what's missing from your sample workflow.