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Post by admin on Oct 14, 2018 21:27:07 GMT
TRIQ164 is a 4-track, 16-step trigger sequencer. Four track buttons select the track to be edited; with 16 buttons each step of the track can be activated an is then displayed by an LED. For more info and to buy visit: www.tangiblewaves.com/store/p52/TRIQ164.html
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Post by arti on Mar 5, 2019 12:14:50 GMT
TRIQ164 is a 4-track, 16-step trigger sequencer. Four track buttons select the track to be edited; with 16 buttons each step of the track can be activated an is then displayed by an LED. For more info and to buy visit: www.tangiblewaves.com/store/p52/TRIQ164.htmlCould You explain how these 4-tracks may be used and how to set them? Do I understand it correctly that TRIQ64 can run four independent trigger sequences of up to 16 steps at once? I'm not sure if I need it badly, or if my old STEP10 will do for a moment 
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Post by sycophante on Mar 5, 2019 14:44:54 GMT
TRIQ164 is a 4-track, 16-step trigger sequencer. Four track buttons select the track to be edited; with 16 buttons each step of the track can be activated an is then displayed by an LED. For more info and to buy visit: www.tangiblewaves.com/store/p52/TRIQ164.htmlCould You explain how these 4-tracks may be used and how to set them? Do I understand it correctly that TRIQ64 can run four independent trigger sequences of up to 16 steps at once? I'm not sure if I need it badly, or if my old STEP10 will do for a moment  It works pretty much as 808 : you select a track (pushing 1,2,3 or 4), write a pattern, go to another track edit it, and so on. You might want to buy one, it's pretty lit, but it's still only the triggers. I'm sure sure you know this, but my point is that to use it as a full 4 voices sequencer requires 2 2ENV Modules+2VCA Modules. Having only 2vcas+2env is quite limitating for me at the moment (so clealry I'll have to buy new ones when I want to go to the next step (no pun intended)). If you don't have enough vca+env right now, another module that could fit nicely is the DRUMS 010 wich is still at the prototyping stage, so maybe you want to wait for this before buying TRIQ164. Also note that DRUMS 010 will ask for less patching than make each drum sound yourself (wich happens to be good in some situations). One trick I like to do with it is to send one of his trigger sequences as a clock to the seq16 so you can vary the time a sequence takes to go through, wich can sitting next to your drum tracks. I also did this with volca FM's sync in and combined with arpeggiator it gives weird funny results.
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Post by spacedog on Mar 5, 2019 15:12:02 GMT
TRIQ164 is a 4-track, 16-step trigger sequencer. Four track buttons select the track to be edited; with 16 buttons each step of the track can be activated an is then displayed by an LED. For more info and to buy visit: www.tangiblewaves.com/store/p52/TRIQ164.htmlCould You explain how these 4-tracks may be used and how to set them? Do I understand it correctly that TRIQ64 can run four independent trigger sequences of up to 16 steps at once? I'm not sure if I need it badly, or if my old STEP10 will do for a moment  I'm not the most qualified, however I will give you my opinion based on how useful I find the TRIQ164 and how I approach "gear acquisition" I've found the TRIQ164 really useful as a source of triggers for resetting the SEQ16 at pre-determined points; I've used it in combination with clocks or other triggers via LOGIC to gate the ENVs; I've used it as a non-symmetrical clock signal; and I've used it as a straight rhythm generator to gate a drone. I'm just at the tip of the iceberg, my point is more that it can be drafted in to do so many different things - many of which you just won't have thought of yet  I wondered how I would use it until I started solving problems with it, now it's a key part of my rhythmic patches, even with the SEQ16 or an external sequencer. That brings me to my second point, my gear acquisition strategy. I prefer strategy to syndrome as I like to think that I'm in control. If I have a problem that can't be solved with what I've already got, I go away and think again just to be sure. Then, if I still need (want) to solve the problem, I consider what I need to do that. For me, the move from the STEP10 to a TRIQ164 would likely sit in this space. i.e. what is it that I can't solve/do now that the new module would enable me to do - and that I need/want to do. Apologies, this is almost crtainly blindingly obvious, but it may be helpful. Of course, you can always get the TRIQ164 when you order your first batch of extra modules, as you likely will. I realised that I wanted to do a few things that needed the 4ATTMIX and the 3VCSWITCH, so I ordered them when I bought a few other goodies. I had been getting by easily without them and I found a work-around. I also realised that I needed more VCAs and ENVs to really exploit the modular, so I got some of those as well. My point...? There's no hurry and you will almost certainly be buying more as you explore more deeply. Luckily, at these prices, it's possible with relative ease
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Post by dschiller on Mar 8, 2019 10:37:35 GMT
TRIQ164 is a 4-track, 16-step trigger sequencer. Four track buttons select the track to be edited; with 16 buttons each step of the track can be activated an is then displayed by an LED. For more info and to buy visit: www.tangiblewaves.com/store/p52/TRIQ164.htmlHi all, just some stupid Questions. The first Step LED ( 1 ) is always glowing / turned on. I can not disable it. What does that mean ? Where can I adjust the Speed ? Or is this Sequencer without any Clock and not usable without any external MIDI Clock ? Thanks a lot and Cheers Dirk
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Post by admin on Mar 8, 2019 11:00:39 GMT
Hi all, just some stupid Questions. The first Step LED ( 1 ) is always glowing / turned on. I can not disable it. What does that mean ? Where can I adjust the Speed ? Or is this Sequencer without any Clock and not usable without any external MIDI Clock ? Thanks a lot and Cheers Dirk Hi, yes for some reason there is always one LED on, you can choose any one, once you turn on another one you can turn off the first one. You can also use the pulse out of the LFO to clock the TRIQ164, you don't have to use MIDI. You would then adjust the speed by changing the frequency of the LFO. You can also change the speed by changing the pulsewidth of the LFO. Just play around with these settings.
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Post by admin on Mar 10, 2019 3:11:54 GMT
Could You explain how these 4-tracks may be used and how to set them? Do I understand it correctly that TRIQ64 can run four independent trigger sequences of up to 16 steps at once? I'm not sure if I need it badly, or if my old STEP10 will do for a moment  This may be a bit late now, but I have created a tutorial video on how to use the TRIQ164. It's really basic so please bear with me if you already know how to do the basic patches.
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Post by Gaëtan on Aug 1, 2019 12:56:48 GMT
How can I choose which steps are affected by the repeat ?
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Post by bahm on Aug 1, 2019 13:37:52 GMT
How can I choose which steps are affected by the repeat ? Hold the track number button and press the steps you want to choose.
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