clcks

punch-in tempo-locked repeating.

this is a tempo-locked repeater or “stutter delay” effect that can be punched-in during live performance. this effect is inspired by the op-1’s chop” tape trick. for clcks i wanted a similar tape trick effects that could be used live. using clcks and the pitch shift encoder you can create all sorts of repeats and tape speed-ups/slow-downs.

future plans:

• fix panning issue?
• fix “click” sound on slower delays
• add ping-pong panning?

Requirements

• audio input
• norns

Documentation

• press K2 or K3 to activate
• press K2 or K3 to deactivate
• (K2 keeps monitoring audio)
• E1 changes repeat number
• E2/E3 change final level/rate
• hold K1 to shift
• shift+E2 changes tempo
• shift+E3 changes subdivision
• shift+K2 resets parameters
• shift+K3 randomizes

other notes:

• max repeats means infinite repeating, so you have to toggle off with K2 or K3

demo

<img src=”https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/6550035/91318286-e950e380-e76f-11ea-9394-178c7dfe8306.png” alt=”Demo of playing” width=80%>

my other patches

• barcode: replays a buffer six times, at different levels & pans & rates & positions, modulated by lfos on every parameter.
• blndr: a quantized delay with time morphing

license

mit