@sirsplashy It's just an effect panel like the Grossbeat in FL.
But you interface with it by adding "blocks" within a snapped time grid.
So, if you set the grid to 1/4, then each block will activate an effect for 1/4 of a bar.
On the grid itself, you can place the block anywhere from 1.1 (far left) bar to 1.4 bar (far right).
So if from left to right is time, then up and down are just the different effects you can use:
Shuffle: The rate tells how many pieces you want to cut the excerpt in and it shuffles it based on a seed.
Speed: The ratio tells how quickly you want to play the excerpt, this changes the pitch as well. (1/2 is half the original speed)
Stop: At the start of the block, you stop. That's it.
Gate: Like the shuffle rate, an excerpt gets cut up and played but in order, with gaps in between (scale).
Shutter: Only the first cut of an excerpt is looped with optional gaps in between. This can happen as the pitch goes up or down.
Scratch: I actually don't use this one too often, so I'm not too sure,
Reverse: This plays an excerpt in reverse (I think only the second half of it though, something to keep in mind).
I hope this helps! Sorry if I butchered the explanations.
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Just use the Rasselbock my dude
Mind telling me how to use the rasselbock? I never really understood it for some reason. Even reading the manual. :/
@sirsplashy It's just an effect panel like the Grossbeat in FL.
But you interface with it by adding "blocks" within a snapped time grid.
So, if you set the grid to 1/4, then each block will activate an effect for 1/4 of a bar.
On the grid itself, you can place the block anywhere from 1.1 (far left) bar to 1.4 bar (far right).
So if from left to right is time, then up and down are just the different effects you can use:
Shuffle: The rate tells how many pieces you want to cut the excerpt in and it shuffles it based on a seed.
Speed: The ratio tells how quickly you want to play the excerpt, this changes the pitch as well. (1/2 is half the original speed)
Stop: At the start of the block, you stop. That's it.
Gate: Like the shuffle rate, an excerpt gets cut up and played but in order, with gaps in between (scale).
Shutter: Only the first cut of an excerpt is looped with optional gaps in between. This can happen as the pitch goes up or down.
Scratch: I actually don't use this one too often, so I'm not too sure,
Reverse: This plays an excerpt in reverse (I think only the second half of it though, something to keep in mind).
I hope this helps! Sorry if I butchered the explanations.
So I can use the gate thing to make some fake sidechain for pumping?