I cut out 4 slices from a long vocal sample that I want to play one after another to form the chorus of my song. 1 sample every 4 bars, for 16 bars total.
If it were 2 slices, I know I could just microtime 2 trigs on top of each other and use conditionals to alternate. But not sure what the best way for more than 2 slices would be. Was thinking maybe an LFO tied to slice position?
What’s the best way?
LFO designer wave in sync trig mode could work, I think.
But, if you set scale to 1/4th on that track (quarter speed, so 1 bar=4 bars compared to 1x speed) with a track length of 64 and p-lock slice number (1 slice every 16 steps), that should also work, right?
What about TRC 1:4 ?
(4 bars pattern)
Ah yes, changing track scale sounds like a more elegant solution than using the LFO. Thank you. So many ways to achieve the same results with this device, I sometimes overlook the simplest solution.
Thank you both. You saved me some time.
Lfo doesn’t seem a good solution. You can’t sync longer length than track length (SYNC TRIG retrigs the lfo at the beginning of the track).
Ah, very true, so LFO wouldn’t have worked anyway.
Yes, sync trig resets at the beginning of the track, but lfo depth can be modulated by a second lfo…but fortunately there’s no need for such convoluted workarounds. 
Use the scale page advanced mode to set your slice track to 1/4 speed. Then every bar will be like 4 bars. Trigger on step 1 of each page, plock each with the slice of your choosing.