Factorsynth trick #1: selective reverb

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Published 2019-07-19

Factorsynth (www.jjburred.com/) is a MaxForLive device that uses machine learning methods to decompose audio clips into a series of elements (notes, noises, impulses...).

One of the many things you can do with this new kind of sound decomposition engine is to apply reverb, or any other audio effect for that matter, only to certain elements of the clip, while leaving the rest of the clip unprocessed. This short video tutorial shows how.

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All Comments (4)

@ToastedGhost 4 years ago

A really neat app with tons of potential just wish i could afford it right now... on my wishlist
@greglynes183 4 years ago

I can't think of where I would use this plug-in?
@mecd4167 4 years ago

That's cool but, why not just add basic effects to the device? Reverb, delay, distortion.