Ergo Kukke Aleatoric Rhythms

Aleatoric Rhythms is an exciting new instrument. It combines synth sounds with real - life recordings, offering a wide range from gritty bass riffs to immersive percussion loops. Recorded in real environments using a portable studio mic, these sounds are unique and inspiring. The engine is user - friendly yet can create rich and complex results. It has four adjustable sample sources with modulatable parameters. The 'Source Movement' and 'Filter Movement' pads bring your score to life. Single loops are available for your DAW, and wave files are well - categorized. Features include four sample sources with 200 samples, 80 thematic snapshots, independent 3 - band EQ, pitch - shifting controls, and more. The included 200 samples suit cinematic and various music genres. With four flexible sample sources, you can layer different sounds and customize them with controls like EQ. The manipulation pads offer great control over sound dynamics and timbre. The Edit Modulation Menu adds dynamic character, and nine built - in effects let you mix sounds creatively. The Edit Randomize Page helps spark new ideas.

Using Aleatoric Rhythms is easy. First, choose from the four sample sources which offer a variety of sounds like bass, drum loops, etc. You can layer these sounds to create your base music. Use the 'Source Movement' and 'Filter Movement' pads to control the gain dynamics and timbre of the sounds. Adjust the parameters like EQ, envelope, and filter according to your project needs. If you're short on ideas, use the Edit Randomize Page to get new sound combinations. The single loops can be directly used in your DAW. Just import the well - categorized wave files. When using the effects units, start with small adjustments to see how they change the sound. For maintenance, keep your software updated to ensure the best performance. Also, make sure your computer meets the recommended specifications, especially around 115bpm for optimal results. Don't overload the system with too many effects or samples at once as it might affect the performance.