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How to make a 'ratchet' : One !Gate creates n copies in a short burst.

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I am synthesising some percussion sounds, I would like to be able to generate a number of copies of a trigger / gate and control the delay between each one. I can think of two starting points, one using a small sequencer, and another with a STGC and a replicator? I wonder if there is a more concise way of achiving this.

Thanks

Charlie
asked May 21, 2018 in Controllers, OSC & MIDI by charlienorton (Adept) (2,650 points)

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Have you ever tried the SlipStick prototype?
The output of SlipStick can also be used to generate many trigger events that occur shortly after each other. However, it is difficult to gain absolute control over the delay times of the SlipStick events. But it sounds natural.
answered May 21, 2018 by knut-kaulke (Adept) (2,050 points)
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Oooh with the power of CapytalkReference I came across:

!Gate brownianTrigger: !FirstDuration s

This gets me very close, I need to stalk a regular timing version.

answered May 21, 2018 by charlienorton (Adept) (2,650 points)
edited May 21, 2018 by charlienorton
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triggerEvery:

This does the exact opposite of what I want it to do. lol.
answered May 21, 2018 by charlienorton (Adept) (2,650 points)
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I think I might have cracked it with:

!Gate normalTrigger: !CenterDuration s

answered May 21, 2018 by charlienorton (Adept) (2,650 points)
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