Isotonik Studios Launched FACTORmini for Ableton Live (M4L)

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Isotonik Studios FACTORmini is an introductory version of the unique Max For Live FACTORsynth Synthesizer by JJ Burred.

Isotonik Studios has announced today the release of the FACTORmini Synthesizer, a lite (introductory) version of the FACTORsynth Max For Live device by JJ Burred. It use machine learning to decompose sounds in a creative way into sets of elements.

After the decomposition process, the user can modify and rearrange them to remix existing clips, remove notes, randomise patterns etc.

Isotonik Studios FACTORmini

Overview

FACTORmini  is a Max For Live device created by J.J. Burred that uses machine learning to decompose sounds into sets of elements. Once these elements have been obtained, you can modify and rearrange them to remix existing clips, remove notes, randomize patterns, and create complex textures with only a few clicks. It’s the introductory version of Factorsynth. It contains Factorsynth’s essential features, and uses the same decomposition engine. You can factorize your clips with up to 8 components, remix and recombine them in session or arrangement view, randomize the component generation and export the components separately to wave files for further editing.

Unlike traditional audio effect devices, which take the track’s audio input and generate output in real time, Factormini is a clip-based device. It works on audio clips from your Live set that you have selected and loaded into FACTORmini . Once an audio clip has been selected and loaded, it can then be decomposed into elements. The decomposition process is called factorization, because it is based on a technique called matrix factorization. Factorization usually takes a few seconds, and can be performed in both session or arrangement view. Once the factorization is ready, you can modify your sound in real time by modifying or recombining the extracted elements.

You can export the obtained components as individual wave files for further external processing. If you find you want to extend your usage to the full version of Factorsynth then you can make use of the cross grade voucher that is sent upon the purchase of FACTORmini. Factorsynth contains advanced features such as detailed manual editing of the temporal and spectral elements, a cross-synthesis panel to create hybrid components with elements of a second sound, and factorization up to 30 components.

FACTORmini is available now for £31 GBP ex. VAT. A purchase includes a discounted upgrade path to Factorsynth.

More information here: Isotonik Studios

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