Qu bit electronix pulsar module demo by andy pidcock 

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks for watching!

Yep I was looking at that too, it's got more lights !! Qu bit has four independent euclidean outputs - vpme has three. I have found the fourth output really useful for sending euclidean pulses as a clock to my sequencer, guess it's down to which interface you prefer I'm sure both will be good. Best

Andy Pidcock actually Euclidean Rhythms has got 6 trigger outs! And a 2hp expander that has mute switches per channel......The plot thickens! I may have to try both out......

Ohhh my bad ! Will be interested to see how you get on.

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you're welcome

Cheers for the top explanation.

Hi Ted, Yep, I would agree !

Thank you, drums would have been erica synths pico drum.

you're welcome Brian - circle of fifths ;-))

Hi, As far as I can remember you can't control that function by cv. You can do this manually using the centre dial and yes it will do what you are asking. You can set totally different steps and timings on each of the 4 channels independently. Hope this helps !

@@andypidcock Thanks man！

Hi. Snare sound would be from the Erica synths Pico drum module

Hi Scott, Yep one of the clocks from the pulsar module was triggering a qu bit octone sequencer (off camera) hope that helps

Andy Pidcock I thought it sounded like the Octone. Thanks

Hi, yes you can change the master clock output to be a clock in if that is what you need.

Hey! very nice demo. I got it today but i cant find the clock in setting. How do you switch the clock out for input? I tried to ise the rate/clk cv input but its seem to not work to clock the Pulsare from an external clock. thanks!

His is what the manual says: Setting Clock Rate: Clock rate can be set from the Global Page or any Channel’s Page. • Pressing Channel while clicking the Rate/Clk Encoder will toggle the module between Internal Clock Mode and External Clock Mode. • When internally clocked, pressing Channel while turning the Encoder will change the rate of the internal clock. • When externally clocked, pressing Channel while turning the Encoder will change the multiplication/division value for the external clock.

@@DoFunkk Hi, did you manage to clock it externally? Thanks!

Hi Timm, Yep that's how I run the Pulsar now, Press the Channel button, click the rate/click dial 'in' put a cable (running a clock) into the rate/clk socket done !

Yes. And the clock that goes on is seen on the right of Andy’s rack 😜