Eurorack Melodies & Musical Patterns MADE EASY // Sebsongs Odds & Euclidean

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"Here we have 4 new Eurorack modules from Sebsongs. Odds is a pattern generator, Euclidean a rhythm generator, Attenuvert x6 a 6 channel attenuverter and the ST MIXER is a 4 channel mono & stereo mixer.

We’ll be focussing on Odds & Euclidean and looking at how they make Eurorack melodies and patterns both musical and easy to make. Odds is a 4HP generative melodic looping sequencer. It has controls for probability, scale and chord tones, transposition and looping with step length and rhythmic offset controls. Euclidean is a 3 channel, 4 output Euclidean sequencer that’s easy to use for quick beat making or rhythm generating for sequencers and modulation. It makes it easy to create interesting clock divisions, polymetric patterns or odd time signature sequencing.

You can find Sebsongs as DIY kits at Thonk here // https://bit.ly/Sebsongs-Thonk

More info is on the Sebsongs website here // https://bit.ly/Sebsongs

There’s an additional and exclusive patch breakdown for the random ambience patch in this video for Patreon supporters. You can access that here // https://bit.ly/DK-patreon // where you’ll also gain access to exclusive PDF patchbooks, more videos and the DivKid Discord community. TIMING INDEX // CHAPTERS

00:00 Hello and patch previews
01:14 What are we exploring today?
Odds, Euclidean, Attenuvert x6 & ST Mixer

ODDS
02:25 Odds feature run down
04:14 Easy melody & riff making // getting started with Odds
05:47 Loop manipulation - steps & offset controls
07:06 Circle of fifths pitch transposition
08:24 Musical random ambience

EUCLIDEAN
09:31 Euclidean feature run down
11:01 Quick & fun beat making
12:59 How to create polymetric sequences, and what are they?
15:16 Polymeter Techno!
15:37 Filthy tribute Euclidean rhythms
17:07 Euclidean patterns for modulation
17:39 I can’t stop making music …

COMBO PATCHES
18:03 Random gates for Euclidean accents
19:25 Decoupled pitch & gate sequencing with layered rhythmic patterns"