Sequencing tricks on the Synthstrom Deluge (Euclidean, different lengths, etc.)

[@doctorauxiliary]

really, really great demo!! this is greatly appreciated. thanks a whole buncha bunches to you for your efforts here.

[@BayMud]

Hey thanks! Glad you found it helfpul

[@doctorauxiliary]

@@BayMud very much so. thanks.

[@vertigev]

Man, a lot of really useful info in very little time. Thank you!

[@BayMud]

Glad you got something out of it! Thanks for letting me know

[@MChristian]

Solid tutorial/demo. I especially like your approach to keeping original copies of your patterns for a breakdown section. That's really clever and I'm totally going to use it.

[@BayMud]

Hey thanks! Glad you found it useful

[@CapriciousBlackBox]

Nice! Also, party lights: YES. 😁

[@BayMud]

Thanks! Always party lights. Ha

[@wiegraf9009]

Just realized I can use play direction to make fugues like on the Fugue Machine sequencer on iOS! Awesome!!!

[@BayMud]

Oh nice! I haven't played with Fugue Machine before, but it sounds fun

[@benfairbank1]

Really like the switch from text-on-screen to voiceover

[@BayMud]

Oh great! Glad to hear it. When I started this I didn't want to be as much of an overt presence in the videos, but I'm slipping in there more and more.

[@maarzt]

helpful! thank you

[@BayMud]

Oh great! Glad it was helpful!

[@ZetaCarinae]

Nice video, thanks. Its fun to see how other people use this device.

[@BayMud]

Thanks! Definitely a device you can always find interesting ways to use

[@devlintube9610]

More please ❤

[@BayMud]

Definitely hoping to do more. Anything in particular you want to see?

[@mmolokichrystie9760]

Nice breakdown. Please not the lights next time 🤯.

[@BayMud]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the feedback