Specifications
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Reversing Audio
Pushing the D1 key plays the buffered audio backwards. Please note that after reversing the audio buffer it
might not be in sync with the playback anymore.
GatingAudio
Atomizer features a sophisticated implementation of a “DJ Kill EQ” - style audio gater effect. Hit C#1 to gate
all incoming audio and the modwheel to narrow the range of the gater effect. This way you can limit the gate
to for instance the bass frequencies of the playback. D#2 does exactly the same as D#1 does. If you hit D#2
while holding D#1 you temporarily release the gater key which is fun when performing stutter effects.
Atomizing audio
Press and hold the A1 key on your keyboard (the next ‘A’ up from the tempo key) - you should hear the in-
coming audio being swapped with a pretty quick loop which, assuming you tapped the tempo in 1/4 notes,
will actually be looping every 1/16th note. Let the note go, and you will immediately it switch back to the
original incoming audio.
Now spend a little time playing any of the keys from E1 and up. You will notice that from C2 and up, the
loops are no longer recognisable in the time domain, and are instead perceivable by pitch. The loop lengths
have in fact been tuned to the standard note pitches you would expect on a keyboard, which means you
can play melodies along with the incoming audio.
Action keys
KEY Action Length
C#1 Gate
D1 Reverse Audio
D#1 Gate
E1 Loop 1/2
F1 Loop 1/4
F#1 Loop 1/6
G1 Loop 1/8
G#1 Loop 1/12
A1 Loop 1/16
A#1 Loop 1/24
B1 Loop 1/32
C3
~ Loop Audio @ rate
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