I love having detailed videos for each feature but is there an overview video? I'm having a hard time understand what this module does.
@cycleinstruments5270
16 күн бұрын
Thanks for the feedback. We are working on a general overview video.
@jericho2x27 ай бұрын
amazing sequencer. I'm just watching all the videos. I'm wondering if you can modulate the root note as well? And can you choose different root notes per pattern?
@cycleinstruments5270
7 ай бұрын
Yes. You can modulate essentially anything on the Tetrachords using the 6 cv mod inputs. The way you assign the mods is shown in the mod video. Yes the root note can be changed per pattern.
@joshk2181
5 ай бұрын
@@cycleinstruments5270 I just don't understand the value of having a 2nd chord knob below, for most music wouldn't you just want the upper and lower sections to be the same?
@cycleinstruments5270
4 ай бұрын
@@joshk2181 By breaking the 8 notes of a single scale up into two lots of 4 notes. and having the distance between each set of 4 notes be independently set. It is possible to play in essentially every possible scale. Rather than the 8 or so that would fit on a regular pot. But you are right in the sense that once you set the scale you want to play in most of the time you will just staying in that scale. If you have a look at the scale recipes on the last page of the menus and tips guide here cycleinstruments.com/resources/ it maybe will clear up how to set scales using the two knobs.
@nickjones56416 ай бұрын
When moving between tracks, is there any visual feedback to show what scale each track has selected? Say, you put minor and major on track one, and select major and minor for track two, is there a way to tell? Obviously, the knob position won't reflect the true value.
@cycleinstruments5270
6 ай бұрын
Hey @nickjones5641 yes there are small leds next to every one of the knob and button options on the faceplate. These update per track so it is easy to see where a knob is set when you change tracks even if the knob is pointing in a different direction. You can see an example of this in the mod video.
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OMG this sequencer is so exciting!!
I love having detailed videos for each feature but is there an overview video? I'm having a hard time understand what this module does.
@cycleinstruments5270
16 күн бұрын
Thanks for the feedback. We are working on a general overview video.
amazing sequencer. I'm just watching all the videos. I'm wondering if you can modulate the root note as well? And can you choose different root notes per pattern?
@cycleinstruments5270
7 ай бұрын
Yes. You can modulate essentially anything on the Tetrachords using the 6 cv mod inputs. The way you assign the mods is shown in the mod video. Yes the root note can be changed per pattern.
@joshk2181
5 ай бұрын
@@cycleinstruments5270 I just don't understand the value of having a 2nd chord knob below, for most music wouldn't you just want the upper and lower sections to be the same?
@cycleinstruments5270
4 ай бұрын
@@joshk2181 By breaking the 8 notes of a single scale up into two lots of 4 notes. and having the distance between each set of 4 notes be independently set. It is possible to play in essentially every possible scale. Rather than the 8 or so that would fit on a regular pot. But you are right in the sense that once you set the scale you want to play in most of the time you will just staying in that scale. If you have a look at the scale recipes on the last page of the menus and tips guide here cycleinstruments.com/resources/ it maybe will clear up how to set scales using the two knobs.
When moving between tracks, is there any visual feedback to show what scale each track has selected? Say, you put minor and major on track one, and select major and minor for track two, is there a way to tell? Obviously, the knob position won't reflect the true value.
@cycleinstruments5270
6 ай бұрын
Hey @nickjones5641 yes there are small leds next to every one of the knob and button options on the faceplate. These update per track so it is easy to see where a knob is set when you change tracks even if the knob is pointing in a different direction. You can see an example of this in the mod video.