The step sequencer offers a quick and creative way to create beat patterns. But it's also ready to respond if you prefer patterns with varying parameters. If you want velocity control per step, or to vary the direction of travel for a particular row of a sequence, you can. But you can also introduce glitchy note repeats, skip steps, tie them together or randomise the likelihood that they'll play at all. In this video, Jono takes a deeper look at all of the options available to show how quickly you can make super-sophisticated beat patterns from humble origins.
00:00 Intro
00:29 Loading a kit and creating a Pattern Region
02:06 Velocity Variation
03:13 Extra Claps with Velocity variation
03:54 Gating Individual steps
05:23 Explaining Tie
06:09 Note offsets to vary pitch
07:33 Loop Start/End variations
08:58 Varying sequence direction
10:11 Note Repeat
11:07 Chance
12:25 Start Offset
13:42 Step Rate
17:20 Skip
18:04 Further variation via a second pattern
19:59 Summary
4 июл 2024
