Comparing Sequencers // Joranalogue Compare 2 Patch

Sorry for mic quality, having technical issues with it.
Here's a patch using Compare 2 and Intellijel Metropolix, the Metropolix is sending voltages into Compare which then sends out gates driving other sequencers, oscillators and percussion based off the pitches of the sequences sent into it. Harder to explain than it is to use in practice :)

[@MichaalHell]

What a cool patch, I’m gonna try this myself!

[@LeeCantare]

Your videos on the Compare 2 are super helpful! Helped me make my decision :) can’t wait to get it in the rack!

[@SoundsMick]

Great to hear thank you!

[@GuitarsAndSynths]

Just got mine super fun useful module. Great tips here!

[@sketchdashaman]

best Compare 2 video on youtube dude!

[@SoundsMick]

Thanks!

[@thebobbybabbitt7703]

Dude..... I like this idea... A LOT

[@SoundsMick]

Awesome I’m glad!

[@richarquis]

Ha! I just ordered my Compare 2 about an hour ago, and now I see this. Really looking forward to seeing what it can do for my drums. I don't have Metropolix yet (waiting for new stocks) but I have Grids and Tetrapad/Tete, so I should be able to have some fun with all that.
Thanks for the great videos, I can learn a lot here.

[@SoundsMick]

That's awesome man, glad you like the video.

[@gmusic240]

Thanks for you videos. I find them really helpful. Really nice sounding patches too!

[@precarious333music]

Mic sounds fine and patches sound great! Window comparators are so much more useful than standard comparators and patches like this show why that is. I love my Compare 2.

[@nickjones5641]

Great video. Picking up a Compare 2. Also, those outputs could be used with an or module to combine the generative rhythms with straight rhythms.

[@SoundsMick]

awesome thank you hope you enjoy the module :)

[@nickjones5641]

Does the rhythmic generation related to the pitch of the sequence have anything to do with intervals being ratios? If you watch Adam Neely’s video where polyrhythms are sped up into audio rate they create intervals.

[@mraymond77]

That was frickin awesome bro

[@Jimantronic]

Another great one with some interesting ideas to try out. Thanks man 👍

[@SoundsMick]

Thanks Jim, good to hear!

[@maxbinski]

Very nice!