Dub techno magic with OAM Time Machine
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- Опубликовано: 27 апр 2024
- A quick patch exploration with the new Time Machine delay processor from Olivia Artz Modular, which in their words is “a tactile interface for mixing together 8 delay lines with an input signal”.
This isn’t a sponsored video - I backed the original Kickstarter for the Time Machine and paid for my unit - I’m just a fan!
More on the Time Machine:
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Such an inspired interface for delay. Adjusting the times to move together into one of the ends of the time range produces mindbending stuff, and is a great example of how delay can be used as a compositional tool in music.
That's a clever delay.
Wonderful video and fantastic sounds Tom!
God this whole video sounded so good
Thanks for sharing your „quick little jam“ - a nice one!!
Great demo, thanks!
I thought spread was going to assign each delay line it's own position in yhe stereo spectrum, but i like what it does do.
You videos are beautiful like the modules you are presenting.
wonderful! great demo.
The possibilities for evolving drone at short delay times seem wide open.
I've spent a lot of time messing with it with no input and feedback cranked up and you can definitely get some interesting textures.
When it's clocked, the time controls do a doubling/halving that acts like octaves at short delay times, and skew lets you morph the sliders from subharmonics into weird enharmonic partials.
Veeeery nice…
Good one Tom.
I like the sounds of the Is OAM time machine.
Problem is there is so much out there now GAS is virtually unavoidable.
Would I be on the right tracks to describe it as a form of complex clock divider ( bit like the subharmonicon( but somewhat easier to use?
Really musical and creative delay, makes me wonder what's out there that can approximate it. Probably the Rainmaker, but I do not feel going through 150 pages of manual while not having the tactile interface. But still...
I hope one day you decide to apply your brilliance to Syntakt or Digitakt 2 (which have some similarities to modular systems, and can save patches)
Stellar work as usual.
Thanks! I must admit Digitakt 2 is piquing my interest a bit, so you never know 😉
Great video, lovely sound. Let's not add up the module prices... or you will pass this hobby ;-)
Do you think it was a miss not to include CV inputs for the individual delay times?
Personally speaking, not really - it would have added a lot to the cost and the footprint, and I like the simplicity/playability as it is. But there are expander ports so it's very possible we'll see an expander one day to address this.
@@TomChurchill good to know about the expander ports and thanks for the info!