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I do love Euclidean rhythms! A fun excursion into these cool sequencers!Always inspiring!
Thanks so much!
Very nice Omri! Thanks for those tips!
Cheers!
Wiuld be cool to see and hear more cool patches from multistomp!
Those Euclidean sequencers are amazing!
Agreed!
Amazing, another great video to study 🎉
Thanks!
Great video! And thanks for the link to my video :)
Hey, thanks so much! I love your work, and learn from it all the time! Thank you for that :)
Thanks for sharing.
Cheers
Great video! Thank you !!
Thank you too!
Very interesting, thanks for sharing ;-)
Glad you enjoyed it
Wow. This is inspiring ❤
Bravo! Very beautiful music and good tips :)
Many thanks!!
Great, Thanks!👍
very nice
Thanks
What is this word you say in a lot of your videos, I don't know if you say it in this one but it sounds like "Opolla" or something? Weird question I know but I asked a couple German friends and they don't know either :D it's driving me nuts!!!
Hi! That's Opalach 🙂 it's something like oops.
I know a similar word „hoppala“ (also „oops“) and took opalach for a maybe jiddish version of this word. It didn‘t disturb me. 😉
I do love Euclidean rhythms! A fun excursion into these cool sequencers!
Always inspiring!
Thanks so much!
Very nice Omri! Thanks for those tips!
Cheers!
Wiuld be cool to see and hear more cool patches from multistomp!
Those Euclidean sequencers are amazing!
Agreed!
Amazing, another great video to study 🎉
Thanks!
Great video! And thanks for the link to my video :)
Hey, thanks so much! I love your work, and learn from it all the time! Thank you for that :)
Thanks for sharing.
Cheers
Great video! Thank you !!
Thank you too!
Very interesting, thanks for sharing ;-)
Glad you enjoyed it
Wow. This is inspiring ❤
Bravo! Very beautiful music and good tips :)
Many thanks!!
Great, Thanks!👍
Thank you too!
very nice
Thanks
What is this word you say in a lot of your videos, I don't know if you say it in this one but it sounds like "Opolla" or something? Weird question I know but I asked a couple German friends and they don't know either :D it's driving me nuts!!!
Hi! That's Opalach 🙂 it's something like oops.
I know a similar word „hoppala“ (also „oops“) and took opalach for a maybe jiddish version of this word. It didn‘t disturb me. 😉