It might be easier to understand what Grids does if you think about a grid of buttons like OXI One's. Imagine that each button on the grid corresponds to a different pre-programmed pattern. You select a button, and the column that the button is in on the grid (counting from the left column towards the right) is the X value. The row that the button is in on the grid (counting from the top down) is the Y value. So X and Y are just a way of telling the pattern generator which button you want on the grid, and hence which pre-programmed pattern will play. The reason it's laid out in this two dimensional way instead of just a list of patterns is that you can blend between patterns by selecting X and Y values that are actually "in between" the grid buttons. This concept and the patterns themselves come from the Eurorack module Grids, by Mutable Instruments (hence it's MI Grids rather than M1 Grids).
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Very helpful video. I didn't know about this new functionality, so thanks for the overview
Such an amazing sequencer! Thanks for sharing content on it, has helped me dive deeper into it!
You’re welcome. Glad it helped and I hope you find lots of fun in whatever or however you get down!
It might be easier to understand what Grids does if you think about a grid of buttons like OXI One's. Imagine that each button on the grid corresponds to a different pre-programmed pattern. You select a button, and the column that the button is in on the grid (counting from the left column towards the right) is the X value. The row that the button is in on the grid (counting from the top down) is the Y value. So X and Y are just a way of telling the pattern generator which button you want on the grid, and hence which pre-programmed pattern will play. The reason it's laid out in this two dimensional way instead of just a list of patterns is that you can blend between patterns by selecting X and Y values that are actually "in between" the grid buttons. This concept and the patterns themselves come from the Eurorack module Grids, by Mutable Instruments (hence it's MI Grids rather than M1 Grids).
Can I finish my coffee and come back to this?
Tank your for the Video mate ❤
Again, thanks for this valuable info Wabbit, cheers!!
You remind me of Cliff Richard, he too was wired for sound.
That Oxi ONE is a darn sweet little box isn't it? Thanks for the talk.
He’s a fellow Libra. Thanks for consuming the chatter 🫡
Are we all going on a summer holiday ?
Thanks! The talking bits are important, yes
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I think the 3 lanes are designed to generate patterns for kick, snare and hihats
Agree. Yet as creatives or “curiositers” we like to find other ways to use things.
THANK YOU
Please get to the point...