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BLACKBOX USER MANUAL v 1.5
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Parameter Description Range of Values Mod Target?
Sync
The
Sync
feature prevents timing drift
that can occur when the length and
BPM of a clip does not align exactly
with the tempo of playback. When
Sync is used, blackbox will realign the
audio to match the clock at the step
size specified here.
Even slight differences between WAV
file BPM and clock tempo can cause
significant drift over time. Select a value
for
Sync
that will control the size of the
musical unit to which the clip will be
synchronized. Choose small settings, like
1/16
th
, for rhythmic or percussion clips.
Choose large settings, like 1-bar, for
sustained tones or drones.
OFF
– playback will occur at the
original rate. Looping will happen as
soon as the sample ends.
ON
– blackbox will synchronize the
playback of the slice.
No
Slice
Indicates which slice will be played
when a note is triggered. You can use
modulation to vary this value over time.
1
through the number of slices in the
pad.
Yes
Slice Seq
When
Slice Seq
is set to a value other
than
None
, each new note will advance
the selection of the next slice to play.
The value of this parameter controls the
order in which slice selection is
advanced.
None:
This parameter will not be used
to control the order of playback of
slices.
Forward:
A trigger will cause the
playback to move to the next slice.
Backwards
: A trigger will cause the
playback to move to the previous
slice
Random
: A trigger will cause the
playback to move to a randomly
selected slice
Stagger:
A trigger will cause the
playback to move through the slices
in a somewhat random way. It will
move forward a few slices, then
back a couple of slices, and repeat.
No
PlayThru
Controls whether or not playback
continues through the end of the slice.
ON
– playback will continue past the
end of the slice to the end of the
file.
OFF
– playback will stop at the end
of the triggered slice.
No
In addition to setting parameters for a slicer pad, you also need to create the slices. There are three ways to do this:
manually, auto scan, and slice to grid. When you configure slices manually, you use the
Split
and
Join
menu options
to and remove splits. The manual process may also be used to refine the results after you use auto scan or slice to
grid. When you use auto scan, blackbox uses an internal algorithm to decide where to place the splits. You can
control the sensitivity of the algorithm. When you use slice to grid, you define a fixed number of slices and blackbox
will create splits that evenly divide the WAV file into the specified number of slices.