1 · The loops
Four loops, 13, 17, 23 and 29 corcheas (8ths) long, each with a few notes of the chord. They slide against each other and line up again only after hours.
Notes
Mostly the chord's (now and then an octave up); one in four a passing note, the scale's 2nd, 4th or 6th above the chord's degree.
Each loop
Its own register, its own place in the stereo field, its own shade of tone and length.
A pass
At each loop's end: notes added or taken to Density; with Vary, a note moved or changed, or the next pass sat out.
Sends
Mostly into the echo; the dry against it each piece's own.
2 · The Pings page ARP · its part
DensityKNOB 1
How many notes each loop holds; a few more as the sweep opens, fewer in the dark. Heard as each loop comes round.0 none – 100 five a loop
VaryKNOB 2
The loops' changes, more or less than Form's Vary; centred, far left Hold (sheet 4's ring).Hold · 0 as Form's · +50
KNOB 3 · 4
Empty. The sends are the pings' strip (6); Cloud is on the Echo page (sheet 9).
3 · The voices ALGORITHM, a pings page
Every ping voice is FM. Round, a click a voice; each piece keeps its own.
Blip
The ping: its modulator's ratio set by the piece's Ping tone. 2-op.
Marimba
A wooden bar's fourth partial (4:1). 2-op.
Glass
A long, bright ring (3.5:1), two pairs: algorithm 5.
Wood
A knock (1.41:1), short. 2-op.
Drop
The pitch falling from an octave up. 2-op.