ZOIA Patches - 葵斯汀 Kristin Hsiao

Kranular

In this patch, I've created an effect that takes the signal from the granular module and passes it through a delay line and onset detector. To control the density and texture of the granular sound, I used two separate LFOs. <br><br>On the onset detector side, I added a CV filter before an LFO to shape the waveform and a Value module for adjusting the depth of parameters. Then, send them into a Multiplier to modulate the grain size on the granular sound. However, I noticed that the CV output was going from 0 to 1, and I wanted it to go in the opposite direction. So I added a CV inverter to invert the signal. <br><br>One of the fun features of this patch is the ability to freeze the granular sound. You can hear how it sounds in the video.

flow

I’ve been dreaming of making a sound effect that comes with a sequence of glittering, envelope-filtered notes every time I strum the guitar. That’s why this patch was created.<br><br>The sequence was in E key with 1 octave. But you can modify it to any key you want. Its VCA was controlled by an envelope follower. That means the volume of the sequence will be opened when a signal comes in. There was also a CV filter controlling the frequency of the sequence. Due to the envelope follower, the frequency can be drastically affected by the dynamic of your playing.<br><br>You can hear what it sounds like in the video. Btw, the sequence was in stereo. I’d recommend using stereo out to get a better result.