Torso Electronics T-1 16-Track Algorithmic Desktop Sequencer - Manual (Page 155)

155 The T-1 Notebook : Reference & Guide
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Cycles & Random
7
7.10 Parameter Randomisation Behaviour
The behaviour of each parameter randomisation and the adjustment
controls will be specific to each parameter. The general operating controls
and adjustment process is the same but the outcome may be different.
The descriptions refer to the respective parameter when randomising i.e.
random + parameter value button view. The options are not always a linear
+/- value but may apply an algorithmic or inversion change.
Steps
Cycles
Pulses
Division
Velocity
Change at end of cycle.
Change at end of cycle.
Change at end of cycle.
Change at end of cycle.
Change at end of cycle.
Negative Range - Value Buttons Left
Negative Range - Value Buttons Left
Negative Range - Value Buttons Left
Negative Range - Value Buttons Left
Negative Range - Value Buttons Left
Positive Range - Value Buttons Right
Positive Range - Value Buttons Right
Positive Range - Value Buttons Right
Positive Range - Value Buttons Right
Positive Range - Value Buttons Right
Reduces the number of steps to a random
triplet / quadruplet number at the change of
each cycle.
Probability to repeat any cycles which have
been played prior.
Reduces the number of pulses to a random
number at the change of each cycle.
Negative sets the chance of converting
between quadruplet < > triplet values and
also multiplication x2.
Applied to the notes as assigned in the pitch
menu. C
hanges all the notes equally with
monophonic random behaviour.
Increases the number of steps to a random
number at the change of each cycle.
Probability to skip any cycles which may be
played in the future.
Increases the number of pulses to a random
number at the change of each cycle.
Positive sets the chance of division
multiplication x2.
Applied to the notes as assigned in the pitch
menu.
Changes each note differently with
polyphonic random behaviour.