Celldweller Production - Refractor Audio: Transport (In-Depth Walkthrough)

This official Transport walkthrough video will show you in in-depth demo and explanation of each area of Klayton’s sample-based instrument Transport. Segments: The . - 00:22 Probability Engine - 03:59 Step Sequencers: Volume - 08:14 Hold - 12:31 Delay Send - 15:39 Cutoff - 17:41 Pitch - 20:24 One Shots - 23:45 Presets - 24:25 HOW IT WORKS Under the hood, sits the Probability Engine. Rhythmically teleport between slices, and across multiple loops, by holding 2 or more MIDI notes. Not only does the Probability Engine randomly choose which slices and loops to play at a set rate, but it keeps track of playback, so accented notes, snares, or fills, always fall in order, should you let them. On the surface, users have 5 sequencers to control Volume, Delay Send, Cutoff, Pitch, and Step Duration. They run on a separate clock than the Probability Engine, and can sequence in order or randomly, leaving the rhythmic, sonic and melodic possibilities without limitation. Other features include an advanced keyswi