Oxi One Hidden LFO Arpeggiator inside Mono Sequencer

Here I play with three mono sequencers on the oxi one, the pattern is one step, and turn each into a grid arpeggiator using LFO to drive pitch.
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LFO one assigned to pitch, LFO2 assigned to LFO1 amount. Mod lanes assigned to LFO amount, LFO rate, LFO wave and division in case I want to program some changes. 
Get variation by increasing pattern length with a different rhythm pattern, or pitch+rhythm. Use random generator to generate variations with range 0 for just rhythm or add pitch. Use random perform to vary trigger probability, or use step submenu to do the same on the single step, or use the step logic functions.
Lots of ways to approach to get something new, Enjoy.

[@dreamsaremaps]

Informative, clear, and inspiring. Excellent.

[@Ekkomouse]

@@dreamsaremaps thanks!

[@just.a.dutchguy]

Great, thank you! The Torso is doing nothing?

[@Ekkomouse]

@@just.a.dutchguy yes nothing here it’s going to a muted synth. usually I use it to send midi around and duplicate the oxi one or alter the oxi one output, like a midi processor