Euclidean Sequencer and Rhythm Control
Each track has its own Steps and Hits settings. Steps define the length of the cycle, and Hits add triggers that are spread as evenly as possible across it.
Accents add emphasis to specific hits, Offset rotates a pattern around its cycle without changing its step or hit count, and Swing adds groove to the timing. Combining tracks with different cycle lengths, such as a 16-step kick against an 11- or 13-step percussion line, produces rhythms that take longer to repeat. The Reset parameter sets how many beats pass before the sequencer restarts, which controls when those patterns realign.
