Triger input
+
RATE = 16 & C16
1. Default mode: To make calculations, Particles needs 4 triggers and a clock.
In default mode, you can set the number of global repetitions by rotating the
encoder. The display will show the number of repetitions you have selected.
You can also select the distribution of the repetitions by pressing the encoder.
The default setting is 16 clocks, which is also known as C16.
Set the amount of Global repetitions by rotating the encoder
or sending CV to RATE input.
Rate=1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 12, 16, 24, 48, 64, 96, 128
The length of the repetitions distribution can be adjusted.
By default, C16 is selected, which means that the repetitions
will be distributed in 16 clocks (x/16).
Changing the distribution can create interesting grooves. The
available options are x/16, x/24, x/32, x/40, x/48, x/56, and x/64
Pressing the buttons toggles Triplets ON/OFF, for musical results
select “no triplets/ON”
The sliders work together with the encoder and CV input. They will
reach the maximum value that is shown on the screen. Each slider
can limit the amount of repetitions, even if the CV or encoder goes
further. The sliders will remember the last value that was adjusted
until it is moved back. This is very useful when you send an LFO to
the RATE input and you want each channel to reach a maximum
number of repetitions.
By selecting odd numbers for the bar length and adjusting the repetitions
with the sliders, you can create interesting polyrhythms.
Triger input
+
RATE = 16 & C24
Pressing the buttons in default menu toggles Mute ON/OFFthe
channel selected
You can manually or with CV shift the inputs to outs selected.
Original, not shifting
Shift > 1 time = in1 to out2, in2 to out3, etc.
Shift > 2 times = in1 to out3, in2 to out4, etc.
Shift > 3 times = in1 to out4, in2 to out1, etc.
Shift sequenced forward by clock input.
Shift sequenced randomly by clock input.
Random output will deliver random voltages from 0-10V
Holding down the FUNCTION button and pressing the encoder
will take you to the RESET POSITION menu. You can select from
4 options:
R.P.1 - Every time a trigger is received to the RESET input,
the inputs will be shifted back to their original position.
R.P.2 - Every time a trigger is received to the RESET input,
the inputs will be shifted to the shift> 1 position.
R.P.3 - Every time a trigger is received to the RESET input,
the inputs will be shifted to the shift> 2 position.
R.P.4 - Every time a trigger is received to the RESET input,
the inputs will be shifted to the shift> 3 position.
Summary of Contents for PARTICLES
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