[A6] Re: [AH] Ratcheting with the A6 sequencer

[Paul Evenblij]

Well, it's basically one sequence of two 7/4 bars. I
synced both the sequencer and LFO1 to the master
clock: the sequencer with a period size of a quarter
note, the LFO an 8th triple.

I then set up a modulation from LFO1 to the ENV2
re-trigger, and set the ENV2 modulation for filter2
about 50. The LFO1 amplitude is modulated by the
ribbon, but that could just as easily be done by mod
wheel or aftertouch. The idea is that as soon as
LFO1's amplitude is high enough, ENV2 gets retriggered
exactly three times as fast as the sequencer, giving
the 'ratcheting' effect. 

The track itself is some basic experimentation with
that plus some extra filter modulations (ribbon,
modwheel) thrown in for good measure.


--- Mike Schultz <mschultz at magma.ca> wrote:
> Nice work.  Could you post a bit more detail as to
> how you achieved this?
> Cheers
> MikeS
> 
> Paul Evenblij wrote:
> > Following a discussion on Analogue Heaven, I've
> just
> > posted something I doodled a few weeks ago. The A6
> > sequencer is quite powerful but it suffers from a
> > cumbersome UI. 
> > 
> > Anyway, the ratcheting here was obtained by having
> an
> > LFO selectively retrigger the envelopes. Needs
> careful
> > synching and timing of note durations, but I like
> the
> > result. Convincing enough, I think.
> > 
> > Please have a listen:
> > http://www.xs4all.nl/~paulpaul/waves/palrad.mp3
> > 
> > Paul


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