Use the Hold setting for the Control Points, if one is 100% then the opposite should be 0%. If you want to modulate 4 tracks, you should have 8 automation clips, etc.

Now you can repeat this process for every track that you would like to intermittently glitch/gate.

Gross Beat MAY put out a different volume level on some tracks, if so, change the Maximum Value of the Send to Gross Beat Automation Clip. Play the same note and look at the meter again, if it's the same level then you're good. Now reverse the amounts in the two Automation Clips, 0% to Gross Beat, 100% to Master. Solo the Gross Beat Track, play a note, and look at the dB meter in the Mixer. Now you make sure the volume of the Gross Beat signal is the same as the signal that goes straight to the Master Track. This sends an unfiltered signal to the Master Track, but it passes through the Gross Beat Track first. Open up Gross Beat and turn the Time Amount (essentially a Wet/Dry knob) all the way down. This next part is tricky: you want the volume of the Gross Beat Track to match the volume of the Master Track. Put a pattern in the Playlist, turn the Send to Master clip down to 0% and the Send to Gross Beat clip up to 100%. Right-Click the Maximum Value knob for each clip and Paste Value. Open the Step Sequencer, and find the two Automation Clips you just created. Now Right-click the Send to Master knob and Copy Value. Also create an Automation Clip for the Send To Gross Beat knob. Right-click the knob under the Master Track (Send to Master) and Create Automation Clip. With this track selected, you'll see a little knob below the Master Track and each Send Track. Put Gross Beat on a Send Track with all the previous steps, it is a good idea to rename that track 'Gross Beat.' Now select the most prominent track in your mixer, it probably plays in the mid-range. HOWEVER, if you want to use the same patterns on multiple tracks at different times, proceed: So that's the basic setup, if you put the Gross Beat on an individual track that's all you should need to do. In this example I'm only using the Time modulation, but you could also link both Time & Volume to the same controller, OR you could use two Keyboard Controllers to automate Time & Volume separately. Now right-click EITHER the Time banks OR the Volume banks in the Gross Beat window, Link To Controller, Internal Controller: Kb Ctrl - Note. I recommend Black & White Keys for producing, White Only for live performance, your preference may differ. Add a Keyboard Controller channel, click the arrow next to the LED, select Automap for Gross Beat. I'll just walk through the procedure in case you overlooked a step, plus I went several steps further and put the Gross Beat on a bus track so I could glitch any track at will, I'll explain that as well.įirst off, put your Gross Beat on a track. I just tried this method for the first time a couple days ago, it worked fine for me.

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