Pitch variation for sequences
Pitch sequence variation_Piano Roll_Alphagem-O_20240403.vcvs (28.1 KB)
Pitch sequence variation_ADDR-SEQ_Alphagem-O_20240403.vcvs (24.3 KB)
The pitch of a given sequence (here 16 steps in Piano Roll by RCM, monophonic) is offset every 4 beats by another, slower Piano Roll to vary the pitch level of the melody, e.g. to follow the chords.
In addition, random noise is added to the pitch CV using Impromptu’s Variations module for an occasional note offset, yielding a very slightly altered sequence on every cycle.
A quantizer (JW) keeps notes in scale. Velocity is set in the first Piano Roll and connects to feedback on FM-OP for movement.
In a variant, a 7-step sequence is created with ADDR-SEQ and FM-OP's feedback is controlled by S&H (Bogaudio).
