Andy Fennesz

I've built an extensive shuffling clock multiplier based on metro-bangs, but I discovered the Beat Gate Sequencer might be something I want to incorporate. I don't actually know what triggers the Beat Gate Sequencer because the Reference example shows it being run by the global transport. In real life modular, I would use a unipolar square LFO as a gate, or a very narrow pulse LFO as a trigger signal, but I don't know what a Beap module expects.

And whatever the Beap module expects, can I make a bang trigger it? Thanks.

I've built an extensive shuffling clock multiplier based on metro-bangs, but I discovered the Beat Gate Sequencer might be something I want to incorporate.  I don't actually know what triggers the Beat Gate Sequencer because the Reference example shows it being run by the global transport.  In real life modular, I would use a unipolar square LFO as a gate, or a very narrow pulse LFO as a trigger signal, but I don't know what a Beap module expects.

I've built an extensive shuffling clock multiplier based on metro-bangs, but I discovered the Beat Gate Sequencer might be something I want 

how-can-i-translate-"metro"-bangs-into-a-trigger-for-beap-sequencer

Looking inside Beap Gate Sequencer there is a [>~ 2.5] followed by an [edge~] on the trigger input. So just give it an upward edge above 2.5 and you are good to go. I used a [click~] followed by a [*~ 3] and it worked a treat. 

Looking inside Beap Gate Sequencer there is a [>~ 2.5] followed by an [edge~] on the trigger input. So just give it an upward edge above 2.5 and you are good to go. I used a [click~] followed by a [*~ 3] and it worked a treat. 
Happy patching
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bang to signal trigger conversion: [click~]

How can I translate "metro" bangs into a trigger for Beap sequencer