Super Stereo Sampling (w/ Onward)

Today we go into the deep-end with this exploration from our friend JVT.
What's happening here?
Onward is a true stereo effect, so the left and right channels are entirely independent. This means that by hard-panning your input audio, each ear will be capturing and playing back different samples - like a dynamic two-track sampler, spread across the stereo field.
Pretty cool, pretty fun, and it has some deep creative potential.
Big thanks to JVT and Dream Date Studio for diving in.
More on Dream Date here:
www.joshuavt.c...
And Onward here:
gtly.to/fIoxhFB3N
Credits:
Performed, recorded and edited by Joshua Van Tassel
Additional editing by Nihal Anand
Thx!!

[@DivKid]

this is excellent

[@immersiveworlds]

Amazing!

[@uhldev]

RedPanda T e n s o r

[@letmeooze]

I now have both. They're pretty different once you start messing with them. If the tensor had a dedicated freeze channel and eq filter like this does, I wouldn't have bought this. I find the tensor more user-friendly, but has fewer options for tweaking. I find it easier to just plug and play then Onward. The different harmonies are cool on it too. Each has its place. I wanna see them collaborate on something that's the best of both worlds!

[@nostalgia_junkie]

one day i will dethrone you lot, but until then i have to appreciate the tools you provide

[@dariopos]

How do you midi-synced to tempo in logic or Ableton?

[@mrblablablabla]

You need to make sure that the DAW sends out a midi clock signal and that you have a way to output midi from your computer. Your audio interface might have midi ports. If not, you need a separate midi interface. Then it’s just a matter of connecting the interface to the Outward with the right cable.