DrumComputer

Load a hi-hat sample or synthesize a hi-hat sound using the Resynth engine.

Use the 16-step sequencer to program a basic rhythm.

Apply probability to specific steps to create variations in the pattern.

Use the modulation sequencer to modulate the hi-hat's pitch or filter cutoff over time.

Add rolls and step delays for further rhythmic complexity.

Initialize a sound engine and choose the Resonator for a tonal kick or the Wavetable for a more complex sound.

Adjust the pitch and decay parameters to shape the basic kick sound.

Use the filter and overdrive to add warmth, distortion, and punch.

Apply compression to control the dynamic range and increase loudness.

Modulate the pitch or filter with an envelope to add movement and impact.

Click the 'MakeKit' button to generate a completely random drum kit.

Use the profiled random functions on individual sound engines to refine the kit.

Experiment with different randomizer profiles to explore various sonic palettes.

Save the kit if you find something you like, or continue randomizing until you find the perfect sounds.

Create a basic drum loop in the sequencer.

Use the Auto Fill feature to automatically insert fills at specific intervals.

Customize the fills by adjusting parameters like density, rhythm, and sound selection.

Use the Remix control to generate variations of the loop in real time.