Set Top and Bottom of any MIDI note range, and all RAW or DATA pitches will wrap into this range. Works only inside the Grid, on Oscillator modules. (Until we finally get a proper Pitch Grid device.)

A fully in-grid **Note Range Wrapper** build. You can specify any range of notes that is at least 12-semitones or larger (even spanning multiple octaves), and all Pitch Input (or data-driven pitches) will wrap into that range. Works with any arbitrary note range (at least 12 semitones wide), instead of the wrap being limited to whole octaves of C. NOTE: Works only *inside* the Grid for now. No way to get MIDI note data *out* of the Grid until Bitwig finally gives us some type of Note Grid device in the future.

An Erosion emulation built with Khs Snapheap and Khs Ringmod. For timbre, mess around mostly with the Rectify, Color, and Intensity.

IF you have Khs Snapheap, plus the Khs Ring Mod and Khs Gain snapins, then here's my new favorite way to get all that Erosion goodness in Bitwig. The Khs Ring Mod is *really* versatile.

Recreation of Ableton's Erosion Effect. (Original design by Cryptid, with very small additions by Baphometrix.) Short Delay modulated by filtered noise or sine wave. Wreck Knob adds distortion and wavefolding.

For the Ableton peeps who miss Erosion. This is the same exact process/build as Erosion at its core. Of course since the filters we have access to are not exactly the same as all the possible filter algos used in Ableton, there will be *some* sound differences, but it's close enough for rock & roll. This build also gives you some timbre/textural options not possible in the OG.