BeepStreet Drambo - Tutorial Part 62: Euclidean Sequencer

[@edzielinski]

Top notch tutorial. Concise and informative.

[@soundformore]

Great thanks

[@gbcraw]

Thanks for continuing to provide such a thorough look at Drambo, Leo!

[@timelapsedigital2536]

Clear and concise, I learnt so much from your videos. Thank-you sir.

[@soundformore]

You are welcome

[@royor3]

Really appreciate you sharing the more complex setup with layers + cv quantizer.. that’ll keep me busy for a while..
Your Drambo tutorials are so easy to follow + many times you take us on unexpected paths.. I never know what to expect BUT I know that I’ll be able to use it.. Many thanks Leo.. 🙏

[@soundformore]

Thanks

[@mattheww9656]

This was super helpful - thank you!

[@soundformore]

Great

[@Artvarg]

Fantastic tutorial 👌🏼

[@soundformore]

Thanks

[@iosmusicman]

Absolutely awesome tutorial in such a short time span. Thank you so much. Of course that’s another app I’m going to have to buy! Lee

[@soundformore]

This app is superb Lee

[@lewbekr8944]

Awesome 👏

[@soundformore]

Thanks

[@fredriklenberg1031]

This app always surprises me.

[@soundformore]

and it will keep doing that

[@JPGPakua]

Thanks so much!

[@psychrockvinyl]

Ok found the tutorial after seeing your last post of the the jam you made With this

[@psychrockvinyl]

Thanks for this!

[@docfilmitaly]

nice tutorial, love it! I would like to ask, when we play a note it appears written in the step sequencer, is it possible, using polychord or kb1 to write the name "chord" in the same wqy, and record it in the step sequencer.... I tried and tried but I couldn't thanks

[@malzola347]

Hello, is it posible to generate a pattern with the outputs of each layer?

[@soundformore]

I do not see why not...