3.
Slice Seq will not work unless we choose a modulation signal to work with it.
Touch one of the three black boxes below the Slice Seq parameter to bring up
the Modulation Parameters screen.
4.
Choose a value for Source. For demonstration purposes we suggest you
choose TRIG and touch the pad or push the Play button to trigger playback.
5.
Press INFO until you see the Waveform screen. Trigger playback of this pad
by pressing the triangular Play button in the top right corner of the screen.
Each time you press play, the Trig modulation will select a different slice to
play at random. You will see the waveform display jump around to show which
slice is being played.
6.
Connect a CV signal to EXT 1.
7.
Set Modulation source for Slice Seq to EXT 1 and set Slice Seq to Forward.
Now, when bitbox receives a CV pulse on EXT1, the current slice position will
advance to the next slice. Press Play or use any of the other ways to trigger a
pad repeatedly and you should hear the slices advance with each CV pulse.
If you are using a CV input as the Slice Seq modulation source (EXT 1
through 8), the position of the slice selector cursor may change several times
before the note is triggered again, or it might not change at all.
It depends
on the frequency of the note trigger compared to the frequency of the CV
input.
You can change the value of Slice Seq to change the way the modulation pulse moves
the slice selection. You can use other modulation sources to experiment with other ways
to advance the slice selection. You can use Toggle or Gate for Launch Mode to get
additional effects. Looping can also be used in combination with slicing in these other
Launch Modes.
Note:
► The Sliced Metal preset has a good working example of how to use Slice Seq to
modulate slice selection.
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