After two years we’ve finally solved the problem of being able to use Looper 3.1.4 and Follow 3.0.8 with uncropped audio clips… Speeds up the workflow no end!!
This pair of modular devices gives you the ability to split whole clips into sections and use them in Session View…
The Follow device can then trigger a new clip at the current clips end whilst the Looper device gives #Serato style on the fly looping with five user defined loop lengths and a simple dial control as an alternative to setting loops…. The floating window to indicate the loop size to be set can be made to always float on top and can be resized to suit!
Both devices are available as part of our Modular Series…
Existing subscribers can download them now!!
The first Isotonik 9 beta is now available to download for all subscribers…
All existing subscribers should use their original download links and then the “Request Additional Downloads” option…
We’ve updated the range again, New Looper and Roller Devices and an improved Follow…
New Scene Four brings Drum Rack control to the Akai APC40!
With Velocity control and the ability to delete all or just a single note…
In addition you can also control the Record Quantize level…
We’ve just released our final version of Oktopad 2, free to all subscribers, which uses Max4Live and adds MPC like Drum Rack Control
The Follow audio and midi devices give the user the ability to set follow actions per clip which trigger at the end of the currently playing clip rather than being time bound from the clip launch point…
In addition the standard follow actions are supplemented by being able to choose a particular numbered clip to lay next, to trigger the next action at clip stop and even to choose to trigger an entire scene instead…
Slices and rearranges audio on the fly, even allowing each slice to be cut further for glitch style effects…
Throw into the mix reversing and muting slices and you can really transform a static loop on the go…
After completing and releasing version 2.7.5 of Oktopad we’ve gone back to the start and finished the full User Manual, go grab it!
Our latest edition of Smart adds zoom and precise control of the Smart Graphs, set up is simple and you’re no longer restricted to working only with Racks…
Think of it as a Mega-Rack device…
Nous sommes heureux d’être en mesure de fournir un manuel pour Isotonik 8 traduit en français par un de nos utilisateurs Jean-Lou Nivard.
Télécharger Isotonik 8 Manuel (français)
First up in our refresh of the Modular Series is our Smart device, giving you one knob control over up to eight parameters…
You can choose the parameters and plot how they react on a set of Smart Graphs, kill the bass when the dials halfway and then wait until 3/4s before bringing in a reverb, theres no end to the possibilities…
Now with a third user configurable scene that allows you to map each button of the clip launch matrix to a parameter within Live…
You can set the on and off values along with the corresponding lighting, you can also decide how long it takes to reach each value…
Part TWO of our video is now online…
The video details the functionality we’ve added to the Standard mode of the encoders and goes into detail on the Looping, Slicer and Configurable scenes 1 to 3…
Following the release of Isotonik 8 we’ve gone back to the lab with Oktopad 2…
First up is a new scene of user configurable buttons, you’ll be able to set what they control, how they pads on the Launchpad light, what values they send when pressed and released and how long it takes to reach those values…
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Working with the feedback from Isotonik 7, we’ve been working hard for the last 6 months on Isotonik 8, our latest and greatest creation…
More user configurability, even more features to keep you away from the mouse, new and improved effects..
Part ONE of the walkthrough video now on line covers the initialisation and the Isotonik modes for the encoders…
From the early days of building Isotonik and Oktopad the vision was to be able to DJ and add in loops and effects on the fly. Our first Live Sets had four tracks of colour coded clips designed to be brought into the mix when things needed changing up…
After a while we got bored of four bar loops, it was almost as if the guys at Loopmasters could read our minds as they quickly announced the DJ Mixtools series, long evolving clips that complement each other as full tracks in themselves…
