Random sampler
http://mutable-instruments.net/modules/marbles
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Great random module in the style of the Turing Machine with numerous additional features.I've hardly used it and haven't had it in the rack for a few years, so I'm now selling it. From 1st hand and in top condition. Incl manual, stickers, cables, screws, accessory (dice) and oroginal packaging.Return and warranty are excludedProduct description Marbles generates random sequences at three trigger outputs and a total of four CV outputs. Many of the channels are related to each other. Thus, instead of haphazard chaos, you get wild, yet coherent results. Thanks to a multitude of manually adjustable and voltage controllable parameters, the module’s behavior can be flexibly influenced. Synchronization to external clocks, control over repetition and progression of sequences as well as quantization are just a few examples.Random gate generatorMaster clockInternal clock with adjustable rate (with V/O CV input), or division/multiplication of an external clockRange selection button further multiplying or dividing the clock by 4Rhythm follower/predictor to lock onto uneven clock divisions or rhythmic patternsAdjustable jitter (knob and CV), going from perfect tracking to completely erroneous – but always preserving the overall tempoTwo-channel random rhythm generatorThree gate outputs: t2 is the main output carrying the jittery clock, t1 and t3 are the complementary random rhythm output.Three generative models, with CV-controlled bias parameter increasing the density of notes on one channel or the other:Random routing of each clock pulse to either outputs, following a coin tossSelection of a random division factor for one output, and the reciprocal factor for the otherGeneration of random kick/snare patterns using a process similar to GridsAdjustable gate duration, from short triggers to full length. Gate duration can be randomizedRandom voltage generator3 outputs, either clocked by the 3 outputs of the random gate generator, or by a common external clockDistribution control: SPREAD control, scanning between constant, bell-shaped, uniform or discrete distributions; and BIAS control biasing the generated voltage towards the bottom or top of the voltage rangeAdjustable range: 0 to +2V (for melodies), 0 to +5V, -5V to +5VQuantized or smooth… CV Post-processorThe STEPS parameter controls the steppiness/quantization of the output voltagesTurn this knob clockwise and a progressive quantizer is applied to the voltages - progressively reducing the probability of hitting a note outside of the scale, then making accidentals less likely, then giving more weight to the root and fifth - and at the extreme yielding only octavesIf steppy is not your thing, turn counterclockwise to increasingly slew the output voltages to the point that the module produces smooth, continuous curvesProgrammable quantizer6 programmable scales.Scales are programmed by playing a short jam in the target scale: Marbles learns which notes are more prominent than othersOutput diversityThe three outputs can all follow the settings dialed on the control panel, or react in different and opposite ways. The turn of a knob can completely push your patch towards a new direction!Random looping and shufflingDEJA VU parameter increasing the probably of re-playing past material to the point that the generated output forms a loop... then increasing the probability of randomizing the order of this loop.The DEJA VU control applies to the random rhythm, the random voltages, or to both, or neither of them.Adjustable loop length from 1 to 16 steps.External CV processingAn external CV can be recorded in the DEJA VU loop in place of internal random voltages.All transformations performed by the random voltage generator (looping, shuffling, spreading, transposition, quantization, lag-processing) can be performed on external voltages.TLDR: live remixing of external sequences!
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