I really like that polymetric sample & hold technique. Has a nice balance of variation & eventual repetition. I imagine it has quite a lot of scope for further rhythmic variation by changing up the euclidean pattern. With a bit of delay that was getting really tasty! Would be interesting to try S&H/quantizing the output of a Turing machine in the same fashion. Or running multiple patterns into the switch, and S&H the output from that.
Thanks! Yeah, it's just the tip of the iceberg really eh? It's fun playing around with different combinations of source sequence length and rhythm pattern length. I've done something similar with the Turing Machine too and can confirm it's also great, especially if you occasionally slightly 'unlock' a TM pattern and re-lock...
I would really like one of those Sebsongs Euclidean sequencers, but I cannot solder at all, and I’ve never seen one for sake as a ‘built’ module. Any bright ideas?
You could ask in here maybe? www.modwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=207251 Or learn to solder! ;) It’s not hard, honestly, and will open up a whole world of DIY fun…
You could ask in here maybe? www.modwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=207251 Or learn to solder! ;) It’s not hard, honestly, and will open up a whole world of DIY fun…
@@TomChurchillThank you! I have asked… At my age learning to solder is not really an option- and I dread to think how many modules i’d have to bin before getting a whole one assembled correctly!
@@walrtbstudios5430 grab some Electronics Soldering kits, or low price/risk DIY hardware to practice on! Look over the component list of this Sebsongs module (and any future builds) & specifically look for a soldering kit that contains the same component types, pin types & soldering techniques! (SMT vs THT, hotswap sockets & headers, flat pins vs round pins, any tricky footprints, heat sensitive components?) It's all WAY more stressful-seeming than it really is before you learn! Just pay attention to your heating times.
@@walrtbstudios5430I’m an experienced builder based in Surrey and fellow Border Terrier owner/lover and might be able to help you 😊 I don’t have an account at Modwiggler but I’ll set one up and we can discuss further over there.
Fantastic, more like this please! You’re rapidly becoming the best educator on YT!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
Nice ideas, clearly presented
Brilliant stuff. In particular, I liked the voice hocketing using the Euclidian seq. And your 1990s/2000s house vibes are just gorgeous.
Thanks very much, glad you enjoyed it!
Always full of good ideas. The syncopation between Moscwa and Plaits was great.
Again so much useful stuff in here! Thanks Tom!
Cheers for all the inspiration this year Tom
Nice one!
Thank you Teacher. Very inspiring stuff as usual ❤️
Very cool, thanks for the demo
Cheers!
I really like that polymetric sample & hold technique. Has a nice balance of variation & eventual repetition. I imagine it has quite a lot of scope for further rhythmic variation by changing up the euclidean pattern. With a bit of delay that was getting really tasty!
Would be interesting to try S&H/quantizing the output of a Turing machine in the same fashion. Or running multiple patterns into the switch, and S&H the output from that.
Thanks! Yeah, it's just the tip of the iceberg really eh? It's fun playing around with different combinations of source sequence length and rhythm pattern length. I've done something similar with the Turing Machine too and can confirm it's also great, especially if you occasionally slightly 'unlock' a TM pattern and re-lock...
Neat little sequencer that! Could think of a few parings with that like something like S&H, Marbles, or Turing Machine etc. I do like that input.
Yeah, it could be quite a cool way of recording happy accidents from the Turing Machine! Need to try that out.
So good but I just can’t get my head around step sequencing. Maybe the world needs a 3-channel Moskwa.
Now that would be something - I'm seriously considering a second one!
I would really like one of those Sebsongs Euclidean sequencers, but I cannot solder at all, and I’ve never seen one for sake as a ‘built’ module. Any bright ideas?
You could ask in here maybe? www.modwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=207251
Or learn to solder! ;) It’s not hard, honestly, and will open up a whole world of DIY fun…
You could ask in here maybe? www.modwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=207251
Or learn to solder! ;) It’s not hard, honestly, and will open up a whole world of DIY fun…
@@TomChurchillThank you! I have asked…
At my age learning to solder is not really an option- and I dread to think how many modules i’d have to bin before getting a whole one assembled correctly!
@@walrtbstudios5430 grab some Electronics Soldering kits, or low price/risk DIY hardware to practice on! Look over the component list of this Sebsongs module (and any future builds) & specifically look for a soldering kit that contains the same component types, pin types & soldering techniques! (SMT vs THT, hotswap sockets & headers, flat pins vs round pins, any tricky footprints, heat sensitive components?)
It's all WAY more stressful-seeming than it really is before you learn! Just pay attention to your heating times.
@@walrtbstudios5430I’m an experienced builder based in Surrey and fellow Border Terrier owner/lover and might be able to help you 😊 I don’t have an account at Modwiggler but I’ll set one up and we can discuss further over there.