Why generative sequencing on the Deluge is a big deal
#generativesequencing #deluge #dawless Thanks for watching! In this video, I'm focusing on creating a subtractive synth with several randomly changing features and effects, polymetric ping-pong playback, and euclidean sequencing. I'm using firmware 4.0. Let me know if you have questions or comments. 0:00 Intro 1:05 Creating a new synth 5:10 Recording and sequencing notes 6:15 Playback direction 6:40 Per-note phrase length 8:15 Note probability 9:00 Creating a bass synth 13:30 Kit track and sidechain 14:50 Euclidean sequencing 16:30 Closing thoughts 17:30 The final result

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