DigiChain v.1.4.4

Just pushed up v.1.4.4 update to the main URL:

  • Minimizes reported click/pops on exported chains when importing wav files of differing sample rate to the target sample rate, or when using audio interfaces configured with small sample buffers. On by default at a 40% threshold, user configurable thresholds and can be disabled via settings panel.
  • Added fuzz selected actions action to add fuzz/noise into the selected samples.
  • Added fade-in fade-out selected actions to fade in/out the first/last 256 samples of each selected sample.
  • Blend panel to blend/interpolate between the selected samples (works best when the samples are similar in duration).

Which means a few more options in the settings panel for the de-clicking.

New options to check out in the settings panel.
The ‘selected actions’ options got a move around to accommodate a few additions.

And I pushed up the new Blend panel that I had been noodling with for a while, this blends between the selected samples by the total number of steps chosen. Use this with single-cycle files to create wavetable-ish sounds, files generated by blend will (should, it is experimental!) loop, as the first also blends into the last – so you can select more than just two files to blend between, and they will blend in the order they are in the list.

While this will work with any samples, it works best with smaller length files – and the buffers can get quite large as its the number of steps chosen * the length of the files.

Audio examples are on the Elektronauts thread post.

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