Ø Reset

Re-anchors a running input phase so its current value becomes phase zero when triggered.

What it does #

Ø Reset does not replace the incoming phase with a new oscillator. A trigger shifts the current phase position to zero, after which the output continues following the incoming phase movement from that new reference point.

Controls and ports #

Control	Label	Official description
logic_in	Logic In	Trigger immediately shifts the current incoming signal value to zero ('0')
reset_pre-cord	Reset Pre-Cord	Pre-cord connects device's note gate signals to Reset In

Practical uses #

• Restart a phase-driven oscillator or sequencer from zero on each note.
• Realign phase-scaled branches at a bar, beat, or manual event.
• Disable the Reset pre-cord when an explicit cable should be the only reset source.

Things to know #

• The Reset pre-cord connects the device note gate to Reset In by default.
• A reset changes the phase reference; it does not stop the incoming ramp.
• This differs from Ø Scaler's reset input, which restarts the scaling process rather than re-anchoring the source phase.
• Reset and wrap events on the same sample may depend on internal ordering.

Technical details #

No Nitro implementation has been confirmed for this visible module. The behavior is described conservatively from module metadata and editorial research.

The observable contract is consistent with storing an offset when a reset event arrives and then producing out = wrap(input + offset), with the offset chosen so the trigger-time input maps to zero. No trustworthy dedicated Nitro body has yet been identified, so trigger-edge detection and simultaneous-event ordering remain measurement questions.

Open questions #

• Measure the trigger threshold and edge policy, reset-versus-wrap ordering, repeated-high behavior, and whether the pre-cord is added to or replaced by a cabled reset signal.

Version and sources #

Checked against Bitwig Studio 6.0.6. This page combines Bitwig's module metadata, the existing Grid course and guides, and Nitro analysis where the mapping is strong enough to support a technical statement.

Related material #

• Grid Modules course reference
• Oscillator Warp Modes in Bitwig
• Bitwig Scaler Module - Manipulate Phase Signals

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