Paradiddle Rhythmic Pattern Tutorial with Mimetic Digitalis and Basimilus Iteritas Alter

This is a short demo of how I applied the paradiddle drum rudiment to Mimetic Digitalis and Basimilus Iteritas Alter by Noise Engineering. MD and BIA were great partners in this exercise. MD has multiple channels to play with and BIA has lots of inputs for modulation. It sounds pretty cool with a quick tempo and with the paradiddle sequence modulating a few parameters on BIA.
Note: This is not an MD and BIA tutorial. However, the concept of applying the paradiddle can obviously work with any 8 or 16 step sequencer.
Timestamps:
00:00 What is a paradiddle?
00:29 Adding the paradiddle to MD
01:13 Stepping through the sequence
01:40 Increasing the tempo
02:04 Tweaking BIA
02:21 Adding paradiddle modulation to BIA
03:13 A bit of organic modulation
03:36 All together now
04:35 Slowing back down
04:55 Back up to tempo
05:05 Wrap up and riff

[@DavidBoura]

LRRL RLLR or RRLR LLRL or RLRR LRLL or etc... And then Accents are the key for how you then "compose", like you did with Volume. Experimenting with them opens a whole universe of new possibilities!

[@Jaysusitsme]

The concept of highering the voltage alone is very clever, you've given me some new ideas, thank you. Great upload too.

[@Ghoopty]

Very cool! As a drummer, I love splitting up paradiddles between the ride cymbal and the snare, but it never occurred to me to do the same thing in a modular synth format. 🤘

[@GeorgeLocke]

Nice!

[@KPsTboy]

The power in a paradiddle to me lies in the dynamics, so I'd use an accent on the 1st of every 4 triggers. That'll make it sound more alive.

[@gschackman]

Awesome idea!