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not sure but worth a try mabye...

in Voltage modular. under options/ interface, see if *delay play trigger and gate until measure boundry* is enabled. if so, try disabling...

helped with a bunch of other Bitwig related problems.

You continue to impress me with your ability to address wishes/fixes and compose them elegantly into code. Very inspiring for a *just-user* person like me. )))

a while ago I learned that thee excellent Laboratory Filter https://store.cherryaudio.com/modules/laboratory-vcf is capabale of this. to be honest, I have not dipped too deep into the matter but here is the forum post by MRB, which includes a preset as well. https://forums.cherryaudio.com/viewtopic....

Doc Joe wrote: ↑Mon Jul 12, 2021 11:17 am Good to hear from you, buddy. Sending ace musical vibes at you. Weeeeewoooohooooooo... woooo... woooo

well that was 7 or 8 months ago. since then we did not hear anything again. hoping all is well (again)

Hello Benard How can I do to use Random change and how can I plug it ? Thank you ! Valéry As I understand, you send the output of a sequencer to Random change input and its output to an oscilllator. Also you add a trigger to the Tr in, which will produce the change. The Change Trg out is optional.

I too am longing for more from the great Euro Reakt inside VM! Now we received some very neat stuff from Michael for free in form of the Nonlinear Circuits bundle, but I truly can*t wait for more. In the meantime, I can suggest to try Benard*s modules for VM, as they cover some interesting fields si...

i did not test the module. looking at it, seems like something i have been longing for, but: could we get a pitch control for each part? ;) Stayed up last night working on this - it's kind of a whole different construction on the back end & unintuitively sort of a different project altogether, ...

. . . your request was a good excuse to build out an idea that I've been meaning to dust off from my days building digital hardware effects (this monster was a "real-time sampler" prototype that lives only in my closet). The idea was sparked by my grad work at the time, in genetics, and t...

i did not test the module. looking at it, seems like something i have been longing for, but: could we get a pitch control for each part?