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NOTE:
You’re not required to set Drums
Mode to the minimum slice value, it
can be any value. But assuming your intent
is to most accurately analyze a drum or
percussion part, there’s not much point to
selecting anything but the minimum slice time.
However, if you’re going for some other effect,
longer slice times may (or may not) be useful.
Just try them and see.
TAP/OPT & TAP/SYNC
The Tap/Op t button and the Tap/
Sync input each have two basic
functions:
Pulse the Tap/Sync input repeatedly, and you’ll
set the internal clock.
Don’t do any of those things, and the internal
clock will run at its current rate.
Do many of those things at once, and they’ll
wrestle. Last one wins.
YET ANOTHER NOTE:
If you inadvertently
tap a tempo that’s not exactly what you
want, wait one second for Panharmonium’s
internal tap capture window to reset, then start
tapping again.
The capture window for the external Tap/Sync
input is 4.5 seconds to accommodate slow
regular clock signals.
AND YET ANOTHER NOTE:
When using the
Tap/Opt button or the Tap/Sync input
to define the slice time, the function of the
Multiplier control changes as described below.
FREEZE TAP MODE
In Freeze Tap Mode, clicking the Tap/Opt
button, or sending a pulse to the Tap/Sync
input will force the beginning of a new slice
and cause that slice to be sustained (frozen)
until another click or pulse is received, at
which point a new slice will be initiated.
Hold the Freeze button and the Tap/Opt
button for one second to toggle between
Freeze Tap Mode and regular tap mode. The
Multiplier LEDs will light steadily to indicate
Freeze Tap Mode.
NOTE:
Although the internal Slice
Clock will not be initiating new slices
in Freeze Tap Mode, it will be running and
controlling when panel adjustments and CV
controls take effect. If it is set at a very slow
rate, intermediate changes will not become
effective until the beginning of the next period.
Also, if you are using a crossfading waveform,
the Slice Clock will still be controlling the
crossfade time.
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Clicking the Tap/Opt button
once, or sending one pulse
to the
Tap/Sync input, causes
the Slice Clock to “resync” (i.e.,
immediately start a new slice).
The clock then continues at its
current rate.
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Repeatedly clicking the Tap/Opt button or
sending multiple pulses to the Tap/Sync
input establishes a new slice rate for the
Slice Clock that overrides the Slice control
setting.
AN IMPORTANT NOTE:
The Tap/Sync input
is designed to be an externally triggered
version of the tap tempo function. It is not
intended as an input for an external clock that
explicitly substitutes for the internal clock.
ANOTHER NOTE: I
f you have used the
Tap/Opt button or the Tap/Sync input
to define the slice time and then adjust the
Slice control, the slice time returns to being
controlled by the knob. If you adjust the Slice
control while continuing to click the Tap/
Opt button or sending pulses to the Tap/
Sync input, you may get unusual results (on
the other hand, you may get exactly what you
want).
To summarize:
Adjust the
Slice control, and you’ll set the
internal clock.
Tap the
Tap/Opt button repeatedly, and you’ll
set the internal clock.