Fluctuating random is not just fluctuating random… Each of the two fluctuating knobs (marked by a dice ⚄) also controls the density of the random clocks. It can be very useful in crowded patches!

 

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INGREDIENTS

  • 1 SAPÈL
  • 1 FALISTRI

DIRECTIONS

  1. Set FALISTRI’s green generator to ‘Loop’ mode.
  2. Set the green generator’s Time Scale switch to ‘Short’.
  3. Set FALISTRI’s yellow generator to ‘Transient’ mode.
  4. Set the yellow generator’s Time Scale switch to ‘Long’.
  5. Set the yellow generator’s ‘Rise’ knob fully counterclockwise.
  6. Set its ‘Fall’ knob roughly around 11 o’clock.
  7. Patch the 4QM out to your favorite output section.
  8. Patch SAPÈL’s random clock output to yellow generator’s ‘Trig’ input.
  9. Set SAPÈL’s random clock in ‘Less Than’ mode ( < ).
    (You will hear the yellow generator affecting the green one’s amplitude at random times, but always in sync with the main clock.)
  10. Move the Fluctuating Random Voltages knob to different positions.
    (It now determines the Global Rate of Change, i.e. the random clock density. Fully CCW makes the trigs sparser, while fully CW makes them denser.)
  11. Set SAPÈL’s random clock in ‘More Than’ mode ( < ).
  12. Keep moving the Global Rate of Change knob.
    (The effects are even more noticeable.)
  13. Set the Global Rate of Change knob fully CCW.
    (The random clock density is now at 0, and no random clocks will be added to the main one. It can be thought of as a copy of the main clock, which can be useful in some patches!)

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