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GENERATIVE SEQUENCING
This setting creates the sensation
of an evolving sequence that
keeps things fresh, but familiar.
The key is bouncing one of the INT
knobs to introduce some variation
on that step. The ramping speed
is important here: slow speeds will
be the most effective, while faster
speeds will lead to interruptions
and more chaotic results.
INT 1 -5th
Ramping - Ideas
BOUNCE, INT 1
TEETERING
The idea here is to dip into self-
oscillation, but use ramping to pull
things back before they spiral out
of control. The result is an echo
that slowly pulses in intensity,
threatening to blow-up but always
backing off just in time. Be careful
not to use too slow of a ramping
speed here, or your self-oscillation
nightmares will come true.
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ROLLING CLOUDS
Bouncing Thermae’s filter is a nice
way to add an additional layer of
motion to any setting. For a real-time
modulated filter effect, crank the mix
(before engaging the dip switches),
set R EGEN to min, and tap in a really
fast tempo.
LPF MAX
BOUNCE, LPF
REGEN 12:00 BOUNCE, REGEN
SLIP & SLIDE
Bouncing GLIDE is useful for adding
some subtle variation to a sequence.
Some steps will slide and bend,
others will transition crisply.
GLIDE 9:30 BOUNCE, GLIDE