STG Soundlabs - .SLC Wave Slicer

The recipe is simple: take a switch and use it to toggle between two waveforms. Do this at high speed and new waveshapes will appear; that is exactly how .SLC Wave Slicer works.

The result is a multitude of possible combinations and more complex waveforms that go further in terms of harmonic content, controllability and timbre than what can be achieved by simply mixing them together.

Inputs a and B are used to apply the waveforms. The upper input ("window") acts as a switch between the two waveforms and opens up creative possibilities after applying a voltage source (sawtooth recommended). The Slice point control influences the "slice behavior". By applying a modulation source to its input it can i.e. sync the slice point to a desired song tempo.

Next, there is the Slice Output, which makes the processed signal available to the outside world, and the A/B Out, which provides a cycle of Waveforms A and B each.The creative use of offsets and wavefolders increases the fun factor and the joy of experimentation to the square and enables e.g. the well-known "Triangle-To-Potato-Chip" waveform.