Axoloti Sampler/ Granulator

kryshe 2018-10-29 21:14:21 UTC #1

Hey! Got my Axoloti a week ago and cannot stop working on that project Today I gave it a cardboard enclosure and made this little video. It is a sampler where I can record live input. I have 3 voices with different pitches where I can change the length, starting point and can also modulate the starting point. Then there is another voice that can make this granular atmosphere. Since I am still waiting for 4 faders I control the volume of those voices with midi. The rest can be controlled with analog pods.
It is 3 voice polyphonic. More is not possible

axoman 2018-10-31 17:11:46 UTC #2

Nice project, Christian, enjoyed the musical demonstration too. My only grumble is that you didn't upload the patcher file for the curious among us

Blindsmyth 2018-10-31 23:18:24 UTC #3

Nice project indeed, impressive to see what you did with your board in such a short time! Let's meet soon and have a look at your project. I somehow feel we're getting enoguh people for a berlin axoloti meetup

kryshe 2018-11-02 22:58:20 UTC #4

So here is the Patch for the curious among you I would be very happy about Ideas to simplify the patch, although I think it is already quite simple. But maybe some ways to save a bit of DSP because when I use it in polyphonic mode I can have 3 voices and its already a 90% and I would like to add some effects or a looper. And maybe some of you know a better way to trigger the audio (although I somehow like the way how I managed it :P)

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Hb7NBll1wIYSHOe66Xr-k8wvuosveDRm?usp=sharing

kryshe 2018-11-02 23:02:19 UTC #5

And today I started giving my sampler a nice wooden enclosure! (don't know why the picture looks so strange here...)

axoman 2018-11-19 13:49:41 UTC #6

Thanks for being a good sport and uploading the sketch

I'm not around my Axo at the moment but look forward to seeing how you made it work when I get back to it. Regards the polyphony, I think I read somewhere that some people use the on-board headers so that two or more boards can talk to each other and increase the polyphony.

Enclosure is looking good but I would have put some Tung Oil on it as well