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Effects used:
MXXX, Rhythmizer, Comb (2), Granular (2), Ring (2), Distortion (2), Transformer (2), FollowFilter (8), Reverb (2), Limiter

The Tripper is a step sequencing, multi fx, slice and glitch device. It can look overwhelming at first, but scrolling through the presets should provide further insight into what’s going on. There are basically four sections. Up top is the main gate sequencer. This sequencer controls the volume of the dry signal. The next two sections are identical. Each with its own sequencer and array of effects. The two sequencers in theses sections control the amount of the enabled effects, as well as the filter cut off for three of the four filters. The vowel filters use the sequencers to control the character (vowel position). The final section at the bottom controls a selection of 36 rhythmical glitch and stutter effects split into two frequency bands. The “CROSSOVER” knob in the middle determines where the two bands start and begin. All the effects are fairly self explanatory. Simply enable the effect and you can customize two parameters for each effect. The sequencer as mention is what will make them audible. To the left of each sequencer you can control the overall level of that sequencer’s effects. To the right of the two fx sequencer is a “SMOOTH” slider which smoothens the curve of the step. Each of the three sequencers have identical time control menus and sequencer shape menus. And lastly in the upper right is the global mix intended for bringing in and out the overall effected signal. Worth noting is that the “PITCH” effects are set to a higher quality spectral rate, and can sometimes cause latency depending on your playback setup. If you notice the pitch effect consistently off from the phaser you can fix it my lowering the buffer size in the Transformer modules in Modular 1 & 2.