The Kyma Language for Sound Design, Version 4.5

Edit cloud1, setting the parameters as follows:
Parameter Value
Duration on
Amplitude !Amp
TimeIndex 1 repeatingFullRamp: ((!Rate * 100) s)
TimeIndexJitter !TJitter
GrainDur !GrainDur s
Density !Density
Play cloud1 and adjust the parameters in the virtual control surface. Try the following initial settings:
Fader Value
!Amp 0.3
!Density 0.4
!GrainDur 0.1
!Rate 0.6
!Tjitter 0.0
Experiment with adjusting each of these parameters, one at a time. !Rate controls the speed at which the
TimeIndex moves from -1 to 1 using the repeatingFullRamp function. The maximum amount of
time it takes is 100 seconds, and the minimum is 0 seconds (i.e. as fast as possible).
Double-click on cloud2 and set all of its parameters to the same values as the parameter values in cloud1.
The quick way to do this is to drag the cloud1 icon into each of the parameter fields of cloud2, one by one.
(You can use this little trick with any two Sounds that have parameter names in common).
Change the Sample parameter of both cloud1 and cloud2 to Violin (or to one of your own samples).
Play the mix of cloud1 and cloud2 and adjust the parameters to your liking. To save these settings, drag a
Preset from the MIDI In category of the prototypes onto the line between the Mixer and the output
speaker icon. Double-click the Preset and press the button called Set to current event values. From now
on, when you play the Preset, it will set all of your parameters to those initial values.
With Preset selected, press Enter, and enter a descriptive name for the modified Sound. Then close the
Sound editor, and save the Sound file window in the folder with your other Sound file.
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