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HACKERTRONICS
Find the spot right before Thermae
oscillates and enjoy a unique
form of looping delay. If you get it
just right, your notes will never
fade or oscillate, just distort
gently into the background. The
interesting part is setting the
intervals to shift downwards,
allowing you to slow and extend the
loop when you’re ready, eventually
descending into some angular,
stretched-out computer looping.
-1 Oct INT 1 -1 Oct INT 2 REGEN
Step Mode Ideas
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RUNNING WATER
By getting the BBD chips running at a
faster delay time than makes sense,
you can squeeze out a number of
sound effects. Sometimes they
sound like birds or computers, other
times like a soothing stream. You
may need to tweak the interval
settings based on the speed of
your tap tempo, but the key is
shifting upwards. Also be mindful
that lower LPF settings will filter
these sounds out.
+1 Oct INT 1 +1 Oct INT 2 LPF
DECIMATOR
This setting is what you get when
you shift two octaves down on the
first interval, then two octaves down
again on the next: A churning mass
of analog degradation and noise.
Remember that this can be used
sparingly. Leave Thermae at the
base step for normal analog delay,
but tap down into the degradation
to end a song, for example.
-2 Oct INT 1 -2 Oct INT 2
BONUS
Crank the GLIDE knob to create a melting effect
as you transition between steps. This works
especially well with settings such as Decimator
and Hackertronics.