AutoTEASPOONer combi

I needed a picture for yesterday's post on the "Shift" key and pulled up an old combi from the depths of my archives (which when your blog is just over two months old, means last month.) The combi I pulled up was one that I'd posted on Reason Patch A Day under the name "AutoTeaser", and after playing with it a bit I thought it could use a little changing. Here's the original blurb I wrote about it on RPAD:

"This effect really needs to be set for whatever piece of music you're using it on, which is fairly easy. Just flip the back side around, turn off the CV on Rotary 3, and rotate thru the settings finding one or two glitches for each matrix pattern in the combinator. The Pitch Bender on this one switches MOD A (which controls the matrix pattern changes.) It's a nice way to play with stutters fairly easy, and while MOD B is sweeping the delay playing with the knob, Rotary 3, still changes up the sound a bit. I'd recommend switching the Scream settings to different patches depending on what you are going for...."

So what's changed? Number one the Mod Wheel was set to control the rate of MOD A, now it's set to sweep thru MOD B's curves, which I think is much more useful. Also the Scream patch is now set to a Lo-Fi Tape patch that I stole from Tom Pritchard (instead of the glitchy digital one in the original.) And finally the name's been changed to AutoTEASPOONer. It's one of the patches that I made inspired by SquareWave Parade's Teaspoon effects device. And finally here's the combi download link:


Autoteaspooner

As well as an audio example featuring a rex file from the latest Gruss Pack:



Enjoy! And make sure to stay tuned for a new edition of "10 Questions" later this month with a surprise guest you won't want to miss...