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Credits LOOP EXPANSION - DEVINE USER GUIDE - PAGE 2 Credits LOOP EXPANSION - DEVINE | CREDITS A GIANT THANK YOU GOES OUT TO DEVINE! LOOP EXPANSION - RICHARD DEVINE features sample content by: RICHARD DEVINE | HTTP://DEVINESOUND.NET/ ! LOOP EXPANSION - RICHARD DEVINE features ULTRALOOP snapshots by: ANTONIO BLANCA | HTTP://WWW.ANTONIOBLANCA.COM/ ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! The included LOOP EXPANSION - DEVINE library is free to use for commercial or non- commercial music, film and multi-media works by individuals (single users). You may not redistribute these samples in any way, shape or form or claim credit for the material in its raw unaltered form or outside of a greater body of work. You may not use this material to make other sample libraries. Click here to view the complete End User License Agreement online for this product online. LOOP EXPANSION - DEVINE USER GUIDE - PAGE 2 Legal LEGAL ! All software discussed in this manual is issued as is and the software described in this manual comes with no warranty. We are not be responsible for any lost data, hardware problems or financial loss incurred as a result of using this software. If you are unsure as to how to use this software, don’t use it. Any information in this manual is subject to change without notice and nothing in this document represents a commitment on the part of Twisted Tools, LLC. All the software described by this document is copyright Twisted Tools. All product names and company names mentioned herein are ™ or registered trademarks of their respective owners. The software described by this document is subject to a License Agreement and may not be copied to other media. Click here to view the complete End User License Agreement online for this product online and read before using the included software or sample content. You may not alter this document in any form or distribute it for any purpose other than press related purposes. You may not share this software with anyone or any entity, such as torrent sites without violating the terms of use. Should you share this software illegally, it is likely that the wrath of god will come down upon you. Should you buy this software, your karma will be plentiful. If you somehow magically obtained this software, buy it...at our site. We need your support to keep bringing you more twisted tools. ! Twisted Tools™ San Francisco, CA USA ! ! LOOP EXPANSION - DEVINE USER GUIDE - PAGE "3 Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS Loop Expansion User Guide 1. Welcome 4 1.1. Product Description 5 1.2. Features 6 1.3. System Requirements 6 1.4. About DEVINE 7 1.5. Where do I put things? 7 1.6. What’s inside the package? 7 2. Using the included Reaktor map and ULTRALOOP Expansion Bank 7 2.1. Loading the Snapshot bank into Reaktor 8 2.2. Loading the Reaktor map file into Reaktor 8 2.3. Using the ULTRALOOP Snapshot bank at a different BPM 9 ! ! ! ! ! ! LOOP EXPANSION - DEVINE User Guide 1. Welcome Thanks for purchasing LOOP EXPANSION - DEVINE. We hope you enjoying using this loop expansion. LOOP EXPANSION - DEVINE USER GUIDE - PAGE "4 Table of Contents Loop Expansions are sample libraries of 128 loops, made by world class musicians and sound designers specifically designed for use with ULTRALOOP. You can use the Snapshots and Loops at any BPM inside ULTRALOOP. In addition to ULTRALOOP snapshots and sounds, Loop Expansions come with standard .WAV files which can be used with any program that accepts WAVs, such as Ableton, Logic or your favorite Twisted Tools products. As an ULTRALOOP user you can use the included snapshots with the loops they were designed for, but the snapshots alone can also be a great starting point to inject new life into your own loop content. You can use the Snapshots and Loops at any BPM inside ULTRALOOP. You made need to adjust the BPM range setting using ULTRALOOP’S BPM tab. FOR MORE EXPANSIONS VISIT: http://twistedtools/shop/loops/ Have fun! Twisted Tools 1.1. Product Description The DEVINE Loop Expansion pack features 128 Glitch Hop and Breaks loops by sound design legend, RICHARD DEVINE. At a tempo of 120BPM, these loops are just what you need to craft funky breaks and glitch hop beats, but can be used at a variety of tempos. The expansion features 128 hand-crafted ULTRALOOP snapshots to instantly get you started generating new grooves, variations and song ideas. With the ULTRALOOP expansion bank, 128 loops become hundreds more in no-time. In Richard Devine’s words: “I used only physical modeling and analog synthesis to create the sounds which were from a collection of drum machines and synths here at my studio. I primarily designed the loops to use in my live show with my modular. I wanted to create a fun collection of loops that would blend in well with my modular patches, and this worked out best for that in that everything is synthesized.” ! ! ! ! LOOP EXPANSION - DEVINE USER GUIDE - PAGE "5 Table of Contents Richard’s Devine’s used the following gear in to generate sounds used in the Loop Expansion: “Many of these instruments I have done patches and sound design for.” Arp-2600 modified FXpansion Tremor Elektron Analog 4 Nord A1 synthesizer AudioSpillage - Drum ImageLine's Drumaxx Elektron Analog Rhythm Cwejman S1mkII Spillage percussion modelling plug-in Audio Damage Tattoo Sonic Charge - Nord Drum 2 Applied Acoustic Microtonic (a.k.a. Systems - µTONIC) from my own Chromaphone personal collection of patches. Elektron Machine Nord Modular G2 SPS-1UW+ MKII 1.2. Features 128 Loops drums, percussion and fx loops by DEVINE 120BPM 16bit/44.1khz .WAV Files Works with any Mac, PC or tablet device that supports .WAV files 248.5MB Optional ULTRALOOP snapshots with 128 presets 1.3. System Requirements Mac, PC or tablet computer capable of reading .WAV files. Approx. ~270mb of available RAM ~270mb of drive space Internet connection for download (OPTIONAL) Twisted Tools ULTRALOOP (Reaktor Player is NOT supported) (OPTIONAL) Mac or PC running the latest full version of Native Instruments Reaktor 5 if using ULTRALOOP or other Twisted Tools Reaktor products ! LOOP EXPANSION - DEVINE USER GUIDE - PAGE "6 Table of Contents 1.4. About DEVINE Richard Devine is an Atlanta-based electronic musician and sound designer. He is recognized for producing a layered and heavily processed sound, combining influences from hip-hop to old and modern electronic music. Devine largely records for the Miami- based Schematic Records, which was founded by Josh Kay of Phoenecia. He has also done extensive recording and sample work with Josh Kay under the name DEVSND. As a result of praise of his music from Autechre as well as a remix of Aphex Twin's Come To Daddy, Devine recorded an album for Warp Records which was jointly released by Schematic and Warp. 1.5. Where do I put things? LOOP EXPANSION - DEVINE is a collection of WAV files. There is no need to install them anywhere in particular, just but be sure to put them in a permanent place that doesn’t move if you intend on using them with the included Reaktor .map file within a Reaktor ensemble. 1.6. What’s inside the package? Inside the product download you’ll find three folders. 00_Samples - Contains .WAV files and the optional Reaktor.map file 01_Ultraloop Expansion - Contains the ULTRALOOP snapshot bank (presets). Be sure to use this with the Reaktor.map file included in the samples folder. 02_Documentation - Contains all related documentation for the product. 2. Using the included Reaktor map and ULTRALOOP Expansion Bank This LOOP EXPANSION comes with a Reaktor map file that is setup to work in conjunction with the included ULTRALOOP Snapshot bank, though you can use the Reaktor map with any Reaktor instrument and you can use the ULTRALOOP Snapshot bank with other loop maps (though the results may be unexpected, it’s usually fun and surprising how good they sound). ULTRALOOP Tutorial: How to load the Ultraloop Expansions and Bonus Banks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTSLiVZvFDg LOOP EXPANSION - DEVINE USER GUIDE - PAGE "7 Table of Contents Be sure to turn on EDIT mode by clicking the structure icon next to the main snapshot menubar before beginning to work with ULTRALOOP if you plan on using your own samples and snapshots. Otherwise, you won’t be able to create snapshots and add your own samples. 2.1. Loading the Snapshot bank into Reaktor 1. Create a backup of ULTRALOOP. 2. Turn on EDIT mode in Reaktor. " 2. Click the EDIT menu in the Snapshots Banks area,and create a NEW BANK ! 3. Choose LOAD BANK and navigate the the ULTRALOOP EXPANSION folder and select the .ssf file. 2.2. Loading the Reaktor map file into Reaktor Inside the LOOP EXPANSION Samples folder, you’ll find a Reaktor.map file called [name_of_expansion].map. To keep the file size low, the Reaktor.map file we included references the WAV files and does not contain them. Please keep this .map file in the root of Samples folder where you found it or use the Embed option in the Reaktor sample map editor to embed the samples into each instrument you’re working with to ensure that they are a part of that instrument. LOOP EXPANSION - DEVINE USER GUIDE - PAGE "8 Table of Contents To import the sample maps associated with the Snapshots 1. Turn on EDIT mode in Reaktor. " 2. Simply drag the .map file found in the SAMPLES folder of this product to the sample map or Choose Sample Map > Import (Replace)... from the Sample Map Editor. To open the map editor, choose View>Shop Sample Map Editor [F9] If you’d like to ensure that the samples are stored with the Reaktor ensemble itself, so that you can move the ensemble around freely without worrying about the path of the samples, simply click the Embed checkboxes for the samples in the sample map editor.
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