Skred (self-created sound engine) as an effects box

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A video demonstrates a GUI front end experiment that uses the Skred sound engine as an audio effects processor, with a design inspired by the Korg DW-8000 digital delay line. The project is MIT-licensed open source on GitHub.

<p><a href="https://youtu.be/aDWJljOwHuc?si=iQa6RKruoFdKtqKX" rel="ugc">https://youtu.be/aDWJljOwHuc?si=iQa6RKruoFdKtqKX</a></p> <p>This video shows off a GUI front end experiment to use the Skred sound engine as an audio effect processor.</p> <p>The "design" of the effect is inspired by the digital delay line of the Korg DW-8000, so the parameters directly related to the delay line match that rather than any "real life" units.</p> <p>This is all MIT open source code and binaries hosted at github com octetta ddl8k</p> <p>Questions and comments are really appreciated.</p>
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# Skred (self-created sound engine) as an effects box Source: [https://lobste.rs/s/dfkuly/skred_self_created_sound_engine_as](https://lobste.rs/s/dfkuly/skred_self_created_sound_engine_as) [https://youtu\.be/aDWJljOwHuc?si=iQa6RKruoFdKtqKX](https://youtu.be/aDWJljOwHuc?si=iQa6RKruoFdKtqKX) This video shows off a GUI front end experiment to use the Skred sound engine as an audio effect processor\. The "design" of the effect is inspired by the digital delay line of the Korg DW\-8000, so the parameters directly related to the delay line match that rather than any "real life" units\. This is all MIT open source code and binaries hosted at github com octetta ddl8k Questions and comments are really appreciated\.

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