Tips and Tricks for Live Performance | Arturia Keystep Pro | Tutorial

Some tricks I found in my 1y+ of playing live with the Arturia Keystep Pro and my eurorack modular synthesizer.
0:00 Introduction
0:21 Poly Drums
1:37 Meta Rhythms
2:34 Switch Drums
2:47 Mute Mode
4:07 Chaining Melodies
5:43 Arpeggiator
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[@ManCalledMif]

Meta rhythms is a great tip ❤

[@cryptout]

Some great tips!

[@Bobo]

Great tips!

[@viktorscheiber422]

Hey, dude, thnx a lot for this, saves my day

[@Key60ard]

Didn’t know about “Meta Rhythms”. Thanks! Subs

[@bauliesclaudia]

Hey man, this is amazing! I wanted to ask, do you use only CV to connect to the eurorack or midi too? Do all sounds you use come from the eurorack or do you have stuff going on in the laptop? Thanks!

[@nero_di_seppia]

na it is all Eurorack :) All via CV but I use MIDI-to-CV to avoid too many cables for live gigs

[@montunoxx6607]

Great tips, super useful!! Thanks

[@AvantHarde]

very useful tips, thx!

[@DennisNy75]

Super kool

[@AlejandroGuerrero]

What happened to Belibat ?

[@jogonom87]

Hi bro! Can I use the first 2 minutes of your video (System 9 | Jam #1 | Modular Improv) for my set. I can throw off my SC if necessary🥺

[@nero_di_seppia]

sure man :) send the set

[@jogonom87]

@@nero_di_seppia Wrote to the SC, TH-cam does not allow links(

[@crominion6045]

Can anyone confirm that the Pro has real keys in it like the original Keystep? By real keys I mean each key is a separate piece with its own spring, just like a full-size keyboard. Virtually all minis these days use those atrocious molded keys where all the white keys in an octave are molded in one piece and likewise all the black keys, and they don't have actual metal springs but rely on the springiness of the plastic. I've broken so many of those at this point that I won't buy anything that uses them.

[@cryptout]

Yes, the keys are separate. I'll admit the KSP look like a toy, but if you have it in your hands you'll see it's a quality instrument. Heavy and well made.

[@crominion6045]

@@cryptout Awesome. Thank you.