ohm's "Live Slice"

Machine info Create date 25 Jun 2004 Name Live Slice Description Loop slicer: Live Slice is a loop slicer intended for live use or studio improvisation. It lets you manipulate your loops in a visual environment. The loop is split into 4,8,16, or 32 slices of equal length, that can be rearranged using drag and drop. The waveform is colored so that darker frequencies are black, middle frequencies blue and higher freqyencies red. On the screenshot below, the bassdrums are black, snaredrums are blue and hihats are cyan or red. Host type Buzz Machine type Generator Sub type Sample player Inputs / outputs

Additional info BuzzWiki article Live Slice Username Ohm Real name Jacob Carstens Where from Denmark User description Mellow IDM wagon christ, matmos, elph, autechre

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1.5 32 bit	30 Dec 2007	1.5 Update: Works in Buzé. Fixed some bugs, and improved the wave import.
1.2 32 bit	28 Jul 2004	Live Slice is a loop slicer intended for live use or studio improvisation. It lets you manipulate your loops in a visual environment. The loop is split into 4,8,16, or 32 slices of equal length, that can be rearranged using drag and drop. The waveform is colored so that darker frequencies are black, middle frequencies blue and higher freqyencies red. On the screenshot below, the bassdrums are black, snaredrums are blue and hihats are cyan or red. This new version has some bugs fixed: wavetable waves are loaded properly now. The posistion of the window is saved in the song (again). P4 denormalization bugfix work better (in 1.1 it was disabled when the machine was muted). When live slice is muted it shows in the titlebar.
	live slice.dll
1.1 32 bit	25 Jun 2004	Live Slice is a loop slicer intended for live use or studio improvisation. It lets you manipulate your loops in a visual environment. The loop is split into 4,8,16, or 32 slices of equal length, that can be rearranged using drag and drop. The waveform is colored so that darker frequencies are black, middle frequencies blue and higher freqyencies red. On the screenshot below, the bassdrums are black, snaredrums are blue and hihats are cyan or red.
	live slice.dll

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