Granular Guitar

làrachd is utilised as an input stage for the guitar.
The output from làrachd is patched to the Onset Input of arbhar.
When an onset signal is detected, arbhar begins recording the guitar. Once the buffer is full, we can use the Scan Knob and Spray Knob to explore which part of the recording we would like to hear.
The guitar signal normals to làrachds envelope follower.
The Positive Envelope Output of the làrachd is used to modulate arbhars Intensity. As a result, when a loud input signal is present, less grains are triggered from the arbhars Continuous Granular Engine.
The Negative Envelope Output is offset using a vincâ and used to duck arbhars internal reverb as well as adjust the Dry/Wet Mix when an input signal is present.
arbhar’s Pitch Deviation Knob is positioned fully clockwise meaning grains are transposed up and down octaves.
Finally, the left and right outputs of the arbhar are patched to the cuïr, which is used for gain staging and final signal output.

[@maleficenthardware]

Underrated video and technique!

[@SorchaSublime]

This on its own would be an incredibly effective advertisement

[@VirtualModular]

Beautiful! I never get bored of granular guitar. This week I discovered there's a new port of Clouds in VCV that works polyphonically which is mind blowing, but if I ever get into hardware Eurorack, Arbhar is the first module on my list.

[@joethompson5619]

So cool Ja!!