SOMA Laboratory Pulsar-23 sequencing tips 

Well played and nicely explained, cheers 👍

Just come across this instrument and it’s obviously a modern classic up there with the greats and I’m a bit surprised that it hasn’t had more influence on music as its been around for a few years now. We need a Pulsar 23 master to maybe change how music sounds.

this is amazing, you're a very concise and clear teacher. Also i would easily buy an album of your pulsar/hapax experiments, the groove you had going at the end was awesome. I'm drawn to a similar approach to 'harvesting' rythms that sound organic, swingy and natural, things you either can't get from grid sequencing alone or a combination of grid sequencing, morphing and melting and restructuring linear patterns on the fly. Bruce Haack called it a future where artists put down their mallets and stop bashing alloys into shape in favor of plucking recalcitrant sound fish from liquid circuitry. I watched a few harpax videos after this because i never heard of it, but the fact that it be programmed to do tempo fluctuations and certain tracks can be set to phase in an out against steadier time keeping tracks is exactly what I've been searching for. The combination of the 23 and harpax seems like an opportunity for a lot of what I'm wanting to explore. Would you recommend the harpax as a controller or do you think theirs something else now that rivals it?

That was super ..cheers Michael. Would love to see and hear more based on the Pulsar 👍

Wowww ! Thank’s, that was realy good…I have learn a lot just in that short video 🤘

Very nice tips, thank you!

Hi great tutorial. I have the hapax as well. How do you send just the clock?thanks. Sorry I'm new to midi

What instrument did you bring in towards the end? I love the vibe and thought it was a modular sequencing sending cv to your modular? Cheers