[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":95},["ShallowReactive",2],{"$f2f9jq38dsqeoo":3},{"type":4,"name":5,"blurb":6,"color":7,"category":8,"about":9,"description":10,"aboutHtml":11,"howHtml":12,"inputs":13,"outputs":23,"controls":29,"tryHtml":39,"lessons":40,"guides":46,"terms":50,"siblings":51},"arp","Arpeggiator","Plays the notes of a chord one at a time, on every clock tick.","#4dd9ff","Sequencing","An arpeggiator — plays a chord’s notes one after another, on every clock tick.","An arpeggiator — plays a chord’s notes one after another, on every clock tick. Every input, output and knob explained, with patches to try.","An arpeggiator — plays a chord’s notes one after another, on every \u003Ca class=\"term\" href=\"\u002Flearn\u002Fglossary#clock\" title=\"A steady stream of triggers that keeps a patch in time.\">clock\u003C\u002Fa> tick.","Each rising CLK picks the next note of the chosen chord, across the set number of octaves, in UP, DOWN, UP\u002FDN or random order. The root comes from \u003Ca class=\"term\" href=\"\u002Flearn\u002Fglossary#v-oct\" title=\"The pitch standard: each +1 on the input raises the pitch by one octave.\">V\u002FOCT\u003C\u002Fa> (sampled each step), so you can change key with a keyboard or \u003Ca class=\"term\" href=\"\u002Flearn\u002Fglossary#sequencer\" title=\"Plays a repeating pattern of notes or values, one step per clock pulse.\">sequencer\u003C\u002Fa> while it runs.",[14,17,20],{"label":15,"html":16},"CLK","Steps the arpeggio.",{"label":18,"html":19},"V\u002FOCT","The chord’s root pitch.",{"label":21,"html":22},"RST","Back to the first note.",[24,26],{"label":18,"html":25},"Pitch, to a \u003Ca class=\"term\" href=\"\u002Flearn\u002Fglossary#oscillator\" title=\"A sound source that repeats a wave shape over and over, making a pitched tone.\">VCO\u003C\u002Fa>.",{"label":27,"html":28},"GATE","High while the clock is, to an \u003Ca class=\"term\" href=\"\u002Flearn\u002Fglossary#adsr\" title=\"Attack, Decay, Sustain, Release: the four stages of the most common envelope.\">ADSR\u003C\u002Fa>.",[30,33,36],{"label":31,"html":32},"Chord","Chord type.",{"label":34,"html":35},"UP \u002F DOWN \u002F UP\u002FDN \u002F RND","Note order.",{"label":37,"html":38},"Octaves","How many octaves to span.",[],[41],{"slug":42,"name":43,"title":44,"n":45},"25-chords-and-arpeggios","25 · Chords & Arpeggios","Chords & Arpeggios",25,[47],{"slug":48,"title":49},"melody-and-chance","Melody & chance: chords, arps and generative patches",[],[52,56,60,64,68,71,75,79,83,87,91],{"type":53,"name":54,"blurb":55,"color":7},"clock","Clock","Master tempo with divisions.",{"type":57,"name":58,"blurb":59,"color":7},"seq","Step Sequencer","8 steps of pitch + gate. Drag the bars, click the lights.",{"type":61,"name":62,"blurb":63,"color":7},"euclid","Euclid","Spreads N hits as evenly as possible over M steps.",{"type":65,"name":66,"blurb":67,"color":7},"quant","Quantizer","Snaps any voltage to a musical scale. TRIG fires on each new note.",{"type":69,"name":31,"blurb":70,"color":7},"chord","One pitch in, four chord tones out. Patch each to its own VCO.",{"type":72,"name":73,"blurb":74,"color":7},"logic","Logic","Combine two gates: AND, OR, XOR, NOT — plus a comparator (A > B).",{"type":76,"name":77,"blurb":78,"color":7},"clkdiv","Clock Divider","Slower and faster versions of a clock, plus a coin toss between A and B.",{"type":80,"name":81,"blurb":82,"color":7},"turing","Turing Machine","A looping random sequence that slowly mutates. Lock it to freeze a melody you like.",{"type":84,"name":85,"blurb":86,"color":7},"life","Game of Life","Conway’s cellular automaton as a sequencer. Click cells; living ones play notes.",{"type":88,"name":89,"blurb":90,"color":7},"drumseq","Drum Seq","A drum machine grid: 4 lanes × 16 steps, one trigger out per lane. Click cells to write beats.",{"type":92,"name":93,"blurb":94,"color":7},"burst","Burst","One trigger in, a quick roll of triggers out — ratchets for hats, snares and glitches.",1792599838670]