Midi processors can be very useful for special midi desires or midi implementation lacks. Check the Triggering Slices topic below to thanks the guys who helped me too.
If you want to record slices from DT Cond Trigs, maybe a midi processor can be useful. If you want to change slices randomly in OT, with specific values, it’s doable in OT with lfo designer modulated by another rdm lfo, even with % of chance if you wich.
As @avantronica mentioned, for triggering slices from and external midi device, the issue is the latency. But there’s no latency if you assign slices to crossfader, and control crossfader with Cc48, just before sending a triggering note.
I don’t have DT, but if you use track 1 for CC48, track 2 for the note, I suppose it will be before.
You can move trigs with microtiming too.
If you don’t want to use crossfader for this, another workaround would be anticipation, in order to control directly Cc17’s Start/Slice. Place you conditionals before the triggering note, a step before or somewhere else, with microtiming or not.