Make Generic Drums Sound Insane

US Mining MIDI for randomisation using 2 techniques      15/07/26

This technique cuts up loops into a Drum Rack, making for more glitch-driven and unpredictable results from generic drums. Using the transient detector, this method groups all the sounds together and chooses one at random to play - with random velocities, deviation, and trigger chance included. If you're into glitctched out drums and lo-fi, this is perfetc - and you can record the MIDI for permanant use. Great stuff!

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