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| + | * Scanning (on tempo) through discrete sets such as slices, notes of a scale, clock divisions/multiplications, etc. | ||
| + | * Causing a threshold to be exceeded (and then something to happen) based on the count of another trigger source. | ||
== Description == | == Description == | ||
Revision as of 06:19, 7 July 2018
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Applications
- Scanning (on tempo) through discrete sets such as slices, notes of a scale, clock divisions/multiplications, etc.
- Causing a threshold to be exceeded (and then something to happen) based on the count of another trigger source.
Description
The Counter unit counts up (or down, depending on the step value) from a start value to a finish value. A trigger at the input of the unit (i.e. coming from the left) will cause add the step value to the current output value of the unit. If the resulting output value exceeds the finish value then depending on the Wrap? setting, the Counter's output value will either wrap back around to the start value, or, stop. A trigger on the reset parameter will cause the output value to return the start value.
Parameters
input
| Control Type | Has Sub-chain? | Sub-chain Parameters | Behavior |
| Threshold | no | threshold (-1 to 1) | trigger |
reset
| Control Type | Has Sub-chain? | Sub-chain Parameters | Behavior |
| Threshold | yes | threshold (-1 to 1) | trigger |
start
| Control Type | Has Sub-chain? | Sub-chain Parameters | Fader Scale |
| Gain/Bias | yes | bias (0 to 256)
gain (-10 to 10) |
integer |
step
| Control Type | Has Sub-chain? | Sub-chain Parameters | Fader Scale |
| Gain/Bias | yes | bias (-32 to 32)
gain (-10 to 10) |
integer |
finish
| Control Type | Has Sub-chain? | Sub-chain Parameters | Fader Scale |
| Gain/Bias | yes | bias (1 to 256)
gain (-10 to 10) |
integer |
gain
| Control Type | Has Sub-chain? | Sub-chain Parameters | Fader Scale |
| Gain/Bias | yes | bias (-10 to 10)
gain (-10 to 10) |
linear |
