Why I love Circadian Rhythms 

Thank you 😊

Thank you!

Thanx!!!

Much appreciated!

The top two built by www.numnumcases.com Plus two tiptopaudio Matis cases and my own DIY skiffs

Main track is Tiptop Audio BD909 and 909 hats with a bunch of tiptop ONEs doing the rest of the drums, the examples are almost the same with the Jomox mbase 11 (tabletop) on bass drum duties - still haven’t decided if I like it enough though, BD 909 is just too good and very hard to replace. All triggered from CR

@@Station252 sounds fantastic. Great demo.

Thank you 🙏

I bought a Squid Salmple so I don’t need to buy separate drums, but no doubt I will at some point! I really need a better main trigger sequencer. I always end up playing Steppy the most so a Circadian rhythms would be similar and super playable.

@@markbooth Squid looks like a great module, what’s the latency like on it?

Thank you! I was thinking about doing a deep dive tutorial for the CR, but it’s pretty simple or maybe I am just too familiar with it? In any case it’s on my to do list :) Assimil8tor is amazing! Maybe one day I’ll have it!

@@Station252 yeah or even just a longer video of watching how U use it for ideas.

Have fun!

I would buy locally if I can but if not possible check out big on-line shops like Thomann and Sweetwater

He he… no gigs as far as i can see, time for some studio work guess :)

Oh… they are so different and yet both are essential to me. I would say CR is faster to program and more immediate to re-program on the fly. TR is also quite fast but it is a clock divider/ multiplier so naturally a bit tricky to get the results that you want but it can do rhythmic patterns that are hard to even imagine and impossible to program on CR, still you can do simple stuff on TR pretty easily just not so lightning fast as on CR

@@Station252 ty