This is a video about some of the ways you can create complex and musically interesting patterns using simple step sequencers. It features the Sebsongs Polyseq: a three-track, 12HP module that’s based around the classic SH-101-style step sequencing technique.
It’s a DIY kit available from Thonk, who very kindly sent this one over along with the Sebsongs Sampler, which I did a video about recently, and the Euclidean module, which is a three-channel gate pattern generator.
Although the Polyseq makes some of the techniques I’m about to show you very quick and easy, you can do everything here using other sequencers too, so hopefully you’ll get some ideas to try with whatever gear you’re using.
Full walkthrough of Polyseq from Sebsongs: • Sebsongs Modular POLYS...
Purchase via Thonk: www.thonk.co.uk/shop/sebsongs...
My previous video on the Sebsongs Sampler:
• Creative modular sampl...
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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:56 Polyseq overview
03:48 Dividing and summing
06:27 Separating rhythm and melody
09:29 Switching play modes
11:30 Splitting between voices
14:14 Polymetric patterns
5 июл 2024
