it excels at driving the cutoff or resonance cv input of any resonant filter, wave
shaper CV input, PWM input, etc.# It also works well with the VC MIXER Cv in or
WS CV in of the TIDAL WAVE.!
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5. Gate Control / (threshold knob)!
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The chaos brother is really good at creating chaotic triggers.!
what the heck is a chaotic gate you might ask?!
Very simply put, chaotic triggers are pulses useful for clocking other modules,
OFFSETTING OR RESETING SEQUENCERS MASTER CLOCK, ROTATING
clock dividers, TRIGGERING ENVELOPES, CHANGING PATTERNS ON
SEQUENCERS NAD DRUM MACHINES, and many other functions related to
TIME, and unlike regular triggers, chaotic triggers do not follow a PERIODIC or
predictable pattern. !
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Think of it this way, A regular stream of triggers (from an LFO for example) will
always pulse at the same point in the measure every time. If you drive a
sequencer with triggers derived from an LFO, your beat will never change.!
CHAOTIC TRIGGERS on the other hand, very rarely follow any pattern for too
long. HOWEVER they are useful because they can constrained to create their
pulses IN RELATION to a master clock. !
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So though the line of pulses may be UNPREDICTABLE, they can be encouraged
to FALL WITHIN THE GRID.!
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The threshold control determines the frequency of the gates in relation to the a
set value, while the SPEED control determines how fast the Chaotic Waves are
moving. So always remember that the SPEED control will effect your Threshold
value. In fact, one technique is to get the gates happening ALMOST as quickly as
you like them, then fine tune with the SPEED knob.!
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if you turn #chaos #to 10 and the speed to #8 then plug the gate out into an ADSR
or VCA.... you will hear exactly what we are talking about.!
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adjust threshold knob (all the way to the left being maximum gates all the way to
the right being zero gates)!
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