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Functions - Persistent Between Modes
8. Freeze
When enabled, no new audio will be recorded into the audio buffer, and whatever is there will
stay there until Freeze is deactivated.
Extending the time control down below where it was when the signal was frozen will introduce ar-
tifacts of old data from the last time the buffer was that size. Expect discontinuities, and fragments
of your sonic history when twisting the time knob while frozen.
Quick Tip: When the Mix control is fully dry, engaging freeze will instantly set the mix to be fully
wet. This allows for exciting performative gestures, and the queuing up of specific data bending
actions, while letting the rest of your audio pass through unaffected until freeze is enabled. All
changes to Time, Repeats, Bend, and Break are not destructive. So feel free to mangle away with-
out fear of losing your precious buffer.
To learn more about Momentary and Latching Freeze Modes, head to the Shift Menu section.
Freeze Gate Input Threshold: 0.4V
9. Clock
Toggles between internal and external clock modes. While the module is in internal clock mode
the LED will blink blue at the rate of the internal clock.
When in external clock mode, the clock input will be used as the source for the Time control, and
the Time Knob/CV will control the divisions/multiplications of the clock that new audio will be
recorded at. This is indicated with a white blinking LED, which will match the div/mult rate set by
Time.
clock
Blue LED Indicator
clock
White LED Indicator
Internal Clock Mode External Clock Mode
If the module has not received an external clock for at least four beats (one measure) at the last
recorded clock rate, the LED will illuminate a DIM white to indicate that there is no clock source
present.
While there is no clock source, the clock will continue to run at the last rate until a new clock pulse
is detected.
Clock Input Threshold: 0.4V
clock
Dim White = no clock input
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