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Touch Modes
Ribbons has a number of playful Touch Modes that can
be activated momentarily or latched. Touch Modes can
interact with all of the other stereo tape eects.
The functionality of the Touch footswitch depends on
which mode is selected. The T1 and T2 knobs on
page 4 provide controls. To change between Touch
Modes, hold down the push button and press Touch.
The Touch LED lights up to indicate your Touch Mode:
• Magnetic Dance (green) — A granular micro-looper
that you can tune to chords and play forward or
backwards. You can use it to freeze a grain of audio or
create stunning drones to play along with.
• Tape Stop (dark blue) —Slows down and bends the
pitch of your audio, then picks it back up, with controls
for stop and start times up to 10 seconds.
• Broken Machine (light blue) — Makes a garbled mess
of your incoming audio. Use it subtly for some
added tape modulation or at extreme settings for
rewind eects.
• Repeater (ickering green) — Endlessly repeats a tiny
loop that you can divide into smaller subdivisions for
glitchy eects. Includes a Resampling option that can
sample new audio when transients are detected.
• Crushed Cassette (ickering dark blue) — Provides
continuously variable sample rate reduction as well as
bit crushing down to 4-bits with μ-law companding.
• Disintegration Loop (ickering light blue) — An
experimental looper that disintegrates and
transforms your sounds over time.
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