porcelain

unpredictable feedback cross-oscillator

the core uses multiple delay lines and feedback systems, copied from the OG skrewell ensemble in reaktor

creates intricate and inspiring results that can vary from mangled bass to warbled noise to modal atmospheres, while its results aren't tempo synced, its cross-feedback results in interesting patterns and repetitions

great for resampling and warping in experimental music production, its core controls are exposed for modulation within ableton for further experimentation, included are two racks that i made which show some possible directions you can take it

the red dice randomizes everything, including- the internal modal resonator parameters, filter and resonance parameters, reverb parameters, and all delay/feedback lines

the green dice randomizes just the effects parameters, useful if you have an underlying outcome you like but aren't satisfied with the FX lane (verb, filter, modal resonator)

the white dice randomizes all feedback/delay line params, which can also be individually randomized above each corresponding bar chart for more minute adjustments/randomizations.

the oct knob adjusts an internal pitch shifter from -48 semitones to +12 in octave increments, the shimmer controls the verb decay, and the FX and Main knobs are both a wet and dry "lane" if you wish to use one or the other, or both.

the large slider is an attempt at "taming" the feedback lines in case you want to slightly pull back on what it's doing and bring it back into a more traditional signal, which also has a dial beside it if you'd like to modulate it

the rest is deliberately obtuse, as the device is ostensibly chaotic at heart, i wouldnt recommend keeping it inside important projects as it "bangs" upon open and randomizes itself. so you're best to resample its results, unless you like being masochistic, have fun!

lewis

requires ableton 12 with latest updated max bundle, the "dry" version omits reverb in the fx chain path if youd prefer a more raw sound