video upload by Martin Doudoroff
"Logic modules aren’t just for making rhythms: here we show some simple ways that logic can contribute to sound design.
Featured logic module: Klavis Two Bits https://www.klavis.com/all-products/t...
Patch diagram design borrowed from Monotrail Tech Talk
https://www.youtube.com/c/MonotrailTe... [posts here]
Timestamps
0:00 Introduction
1:33 Overview of Two Bits and base voice patch
3:34 Example: Events during note release
6:47 Example: Probability-based events per note
11:37 Example: Events at note start and/or end
15:36 Example: Threshold conditions"
TWO BITS
Dual logic processor with chaining and CV functions
Two dual-input logic processors
15 different functions
Simultaneously available normal and inverted outputs
LEDs on all outputs
Chaining optionally inverted by dedicated button with LEDs
Chaining does not waste any input or output; an additional virtual input is created in the second section
Functions with duration, voltage, percentage, and ratio are user editable.
User settings are stored automatically
Random pass, voltage comparator, clock mult/div and delay line functions allow CV control
White LEDs next to the pots confirm the matching of knob position and function
The outputs can be Ored by simple shorting in a multiple
Firmware upgradeable by playing an audio file
Low consumption, skiff-friendly & compact module
Complements Klavis’ Logica XT with a varied feature set
Additional Klavis Two Bits posts
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