Harmonizer Randomizer I (little cute experiment with random)

[CJ Ovandr]

Recently, I managed to get a few discs with drum loops to AKAI samplers. I extracted them to my HDD through Awave Studio and threw them into FL Studio 20 to try to record something with them. But somehow it didn’t go: I rewrote the bass part 3 times, and the time was already after midnight. Remembering the Fruity Randomizer, I decided to try to record some part of the bass with it, but at first I got something slurred in the style of the classic chaotic TB-303 patterns. However, I suddenly noticed that the drop-down list of this window contains the same chord names as in the Fruity Arpeggiator! I chose "7" from this list - and, lo and behold, the bass sounded as if it was played by a live bass player, and even in the style of "funk" or "Fusion"! I highly recommend this creative technique to you, it gave me a lot of pleasure when creating this project ... After that, I changed the key in some parts a bit to make the project even more interesting, and ... randomly generated patches for all effect processors in the mixer except master channel. People, Fruity Randomizer is just a freaky thing! I can't wait to record an entire album with him. I add that the 3xOsc patches were created by Steve Duda for one of his old cool stuff, and were slightly modified by me.

[CJ Ovandr]

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