[quote=““Lying Dalai””]
How that, “no sequencer running” ?
No p-locks, OK, but what do you mean with no sequencer running ? What’s the goal ?
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The crash course goal where to learn more of LFO´s. For me basically, learning their limits I guess. To see if and how I can bend the ‘rules’.
The idea that came from the experiment of just slicing a single kick. Was to see if I, somehow by using the LFO´s and/or other stuff. Actually could trick the OT into giving a impression and behaviour similar to as when you are using a sample slice chain. But with the difference that there are no sample slice chain as such (with different drumhits). But just grabbing any random one short single kick. Sliced into many slices. And the effect settings to alter these slices into variations of kicks and/or other drums. That means: no preparations made on beforehand (like you normally do with sample slice chains).
Playing (but not recording) the slices in realtime by hitting the trigs (in slice mode) and by that having the LFO alter the effect settings from the trig events (= me playing the slices). AFAIK, the trigs in slice mode have no connection to the grid sequencer steps themselves (where the p-locks resides). But I do know of course that I always can record the trigs in slice mode first, and then alter the effects settings afterwards with p-locks at certain steps in the grid sequencer.
This idea could perhaps be described something like ‘LFO p-locks’ that occurs without the sequencer. And the question was if I could use one or several LFO´s to get such an controlled behaviour. It seems not possible, at least not without trickery outside the OT (which I don´t mind).