CDSkip

Extension

Input signal. Must be stereo!

Length of the internal stereo buffer in seconds. Non-modulatable.

If positive, enable "auto mode." This automatically generates random skips and dropouts for you. Control rate only.

Speed of auto mode. At 1, the timing of glitches and dropouts is based on a real CD scratch experiment. Control rate only.

If input signal crosses from non-positive to positive, a skip to pos happens, where pos ranges from 0 (beginning of buffer) to 1 (end of buffer).

Audio rate only. If this signal is not audio rate, it is converted to audio rate using a T2A.

If input signal crosses from non-positive to positive, a skip happens such that the read head is pos seconds behind the write head.

Audio rate only. If this signal is not audio rate, it is converted to audio rate using a T2A.

If both triggers are activated at the same time, skipTrigger overrides resetTrigger.

This argument has different meanings depending on whether skipTrigger or resetTrigger is used. For skipTrigger, this ranges from 0 (beginning of buffer) to 1 (end of buffer). The position is relatively arbitrary, but this has the advantage that skipping multiple times to the same position gives the classic CD repeat effect.

For resetTrigger, pos indicates the delay in seconds, and therefore ranges from 0 (inclusive) to maxDelay (exclusive). resetTrigger may be preferable if you want controls more like a delay unit.

If positive, prevent the write head from writing anything or from advancing. Control rate only.

If positive, no glitch waveform is generated, and standard discontinuities are used instead. Control rate only.