Two Sequencers and a Gate Math Walk Into a Bar... | Modular Synthesizer Tutorial

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"In modular synthesizers, sequencers and gate math modules work together to create intricate and dynamic musical patterns. Sequencers generate a series of control voltages and gate signals that dictate the pitch, timing, and duration of notes. These signals can then be sent to oscillators, filters, and other sound-modifying modules. Gate math modules, on the other hand, manipulate these gate signals, enabling complex rhythmic patterns through functions like multiplication, division, logic operations, and more. By combining the precise control of sequencers with the rhythmic flexibility of gate math modules, musicians can craft highly dynamic and evolving soundscapes that are both rhythmically and melodically rich.

Join Giulio in our in-depth video to understand:
-How sequencers can work as harps
-How to create random and self-generating patches
-How to use your keyboard as a clock source
-How to use your sequencer as an audio source

🎧 TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Intro music
00:37 Intro talk
01:00 Sequencers as harps
03:00 Random mode
04:59 Gate math explanation
08:25 Gate math jam
15:09 Inverting the gates
17:11 Keyboard as a clock source
18:08 Sequencer as an audio source"