Sure there is, but you will need a little bit of external CV processing using attenuators/offsets/slew limiters, and you will need to know how to use W/s CV selector if you want to do it in LIVE mode.
- set up a loop on W/ in LIVE mode.
- patch a gate into an attenuator.
- patch the attenuator into Cold Mac’s SLOPE input.
- patch CM’s FOLLOW output into CM’s OFFSET input.
- Take the LEFT output from CM and patch it into Wslash’s THAT input, however, press and hold RECORD while patching into THAT in order to enter the CV selector. Once in the CV selector, press and hold LOOP followed by flicking the toggle up to select signal.THIS and transport.THAT.
transport.THAT allows you to acces NAV-style cv control over tape speed in LIVE mode.
The SURVEY knob will set the default tape speed when the gate is low. When the gate goes high, FOLLOW will slew to the voltage set by the attenuverter, and then that slewed voltage will essentially be added to the default tape speed via the OFFSET jack.
If you patch other CV signals into CM’s LEFT and RIGHT inputs, then SURVEY no longer controls the default tape speed, but rather the default mix between your two CV sources which control speed, while the slewed gate will add an offset to the blend.
If you then repatched the slewed gate into CM’s SURVEY input, the knob would control the default blend, and when the gate goes high, you would slew to a new, different blend, rather than adding an offset to the default blend.
Meanwhile, signal.THIS will now be outputting a ramp synced to your position within the loop!
If you want independent control over rise and fall slew time, and the ability to have the gate actually decrease the speed rather than increase it, you could use Math’s SUM output and the slewing input.
