Use a Bernoulli Gate to control the different axes of progression in a @jeremy Wentworth GridSeq can do something that sounds spooky good.
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Yes, it’s become challenging for me to make a patch/piece without using this module.
I assume you mean the Bernoulli gate, and yes it fits in so many places. It’s a good way to take something steady and repetitive and turn it into something that switches up in interesting ways.
It’s also a way to ‘thin’ the sequence so it takes up less space over time.
Another thing I use that ‘thins’ a sound is tremolo. It thins a sound in the amplitude domain.
And then there’s subtractive EQ as a thinner. It works in the frequency domain.
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I’ve also recently used it to manipulate (fast) clocks and advance through sequences but Bernoulli Gate is simply my no.1 fader tool. Yep, Density > Volume 
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