AtoVproject LX Euclid: Fun Touch-sensitive Euclidean Sequencer

[@jimspectre]

Visual informative elements on modules are very helpful for me, even for simple things. Maybe add link to the modules that you demo? The thomann link led to a Bastl desktop device :)

[@SynthDad]

Oh that’s for the pointer on the link going to a Bastl device. Didn’t realise that was happening. I updated the description to include a link to the website.

[@LordoftheBadgers]

Only here to say hi Mark was lovely to meet you at bristronica (sat with you and Gaz) :) This looks cool tho!!

[@SynthDad]

Great to meet you too - it was fun hanging out at Bristronica!

[@atovproject]

Fantastic video! Super detailed! Definitely linked to the manual! Thanks a lot!

[@SynthDad]

You're welcome!

[@mikegeary8056]

Why are the jacks at the bottom?

[@SynthDad]

Not sure

[@SynthDad]

Good news - AtoV have just announced reversed panel firmware so you can put the jacks on top!

[@supercompooper]

Love the names of modules. The sprangic mezmolator needs to be added.

[@SynthDad]

Love it!

[@p.enzovoort8929]

Does it accept a swinged clock at the clock in? Is it possible to set the gate length as a percentage between trigs?

[@atovproject]

It does accepts swung clocks no problem at all. The gate is only set as time in ms at the moment, because of the swung clock issues actually. Having a gate time set at % means that we have to measure how much time there is between clock pulse. Meaning that if the clock is irregular then it would not know what to do as the time is constantly changing.

[@p.enzovoort8929]

@@atovproject great to hear you can let it swing. Too bad that %gatetime isn’t possible. I hope you’ll find another way of changing gate times (besides random). Maybe it’s possible to fill empty steps with gate-time; f.i. if there are two steps between trigs, then one step gate time+ the milliseconds gatetime for one trig of that track? If you could then switch that extra gate time on and off with the touch plate…