Maths

Someone asked today how to get a 'swung' rhythm using Maths, and since I didn't cover this in early videos, I figured I'd do a #short video, since they're all the rage these days. But because it's short, I can't fit in all the content, so here are some links:
To see the diagrams for more than a couple seconds, I have them posted: bit.ly/swing_w...
For more about how trigger delays, check out this part of my Maths 201 "Gates and Triggers" video: • Maths 201 - Five Clock...
For more about how the summing bus works, I go into detail about the OR output in this part of Maths 204: • Maths 204 - Patch idea...

[@omnidivergence9846]

Great idea, this is my favourite youtube channel.

[@SoundVoltage]

Wow, thanks for the great compliment! I'll pay you later LOL.

[@woodhovia]

Thanks for all your maths videos, finding them very helpful!

[@Safefragrance]

The whole format that you have here is just awesome. I use maths more than I ever did before because of your videos. Thanks for everything you do

[@SoundVoltage]

Cool, and you're welcome. I'm happy you're finding them helpful.

[@LarsBjerregaard]

Great series this. Really appreciate the diagrams, thanks!

[@electrummodularmusic]

This is really useful. And your diagrams are great! Would love to see a similar video on how to get triplets on a modular, either with Maths or Pams…

[@lockyp204]

Your posts are fantastic- thanks 👍

[@SoundVoltage]

So nice of you, thanks!

[@HAntonRiehl]

Nice clear explanation :) I like to use pwm on a pulse wave to achieve a similar effect. I think that advantage of that being that it stays in relative time as you change the tempo... but the downside is it requires more modules...

[@miloshxavid]

and now you know how to swing. nice one haha

[@eugenelayton5231]

What oscilloscope do you use on this video?

[@SoundVoltage]

That's the Mordax DATA module.