Sonic Charge Bitspeek RE - Manual (Page 10)

MalSpeek
This Combinator uses Malström
instead of SubTractor. Malström's
"level" CV input uses a logarithmic
curve instead of the linear one
found on SubTractor. Luckily we
have a logarithmic volume output
on
Bitspeek too and it is called
GATE . A Spider does the job of
feeding the GATE both to "gate"
and "level" on Malström.
BitFreeze
With the default Combinator set-
tings,
Bitspeek is using SYNC
mode with a pretty low FRAME
RATE and it is set to full NOISE .
Reverb is added to the Bitspeek
input to create wide sample-and-
hold like stereo noises. For fun, if
you turn
NOISE down, another
instance of Bitspeek provides
pitch tracking for the first in-
stance. With this technique, the
pitch will not be "frozen" with the slow frame rate as it normally would. This makes
the sound more harmonic when mixing in the source signal.
TranSpeek
A simple setup where a Matrix
Pattern Sequencer is triggering
notes in
Bitspeek , using it almost
like a monophonic synth with a
filter that is controlled by the
audio input to
Bitspeek . A little
delay is added for effect.
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