Intellijel Steppy (4 Track Trigger Sequencer) short and detailed Review and Tutorial

Intellijel Steppy short Review and a more detailed Tutorial on how to use it. At first i explain functions by talking only and then with actual programming of the Steppy.
In the following link there is the second Steppy Video. In that Video i explore what you can do
with Ratcheting, Tap Recording and the loop Mode Loopy which is not part of this Video here:
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[@intellijel]

Thanks for making this! Lot's of details covered. There are some other features too which can be found in our manual including ratchet and tap recording mode :)

[@BasariStudios]

Thank You Sir! For making the Module. I will most likely do another video on Ratcheting and Tap Recording ,,In Use''.

[@ScottMFR]

Nice overview! One thing worth mentioning is that you can hold down the button on most of the EDIT functions like Swing and Probability to apply a setting to all tracks. Oh and you can also hold down the SELECT or EDIT buttons to quickly access parameters then exit the menu once you release the button.

[@BasariStudios]

Thanks Scott.

[@orthodontic3d]

The best tutorial about steppy Thanks

[@BasariStudios]

Thanks

[@h.r.terror9421]

This helped a lot! Thanks! I kept laughing every time you said it was easy but once I was at the end I thought I learned a bit more than before I watched the video! Thanks!

[@jimhill4446]

Awesome video! Thanks for taking the time to explain the module.

[@opwave79]

Thank you! Great tutorial.

[@BasariStudios]

Thank You

[@fo76]

Thank you! Very clear and concise... 👍

[@markmccarthy3304]

Great demo thank you, mine is in the post.

[@BasariStudios]

Thanks Mark. Its a great Sequencer, you will love it.

[@amessman]

Not sure if it's easy to use or if you just explained it well :P
Great video!

[@BasariStudios]

Thanks! 😃

[@NoMe-Arts]

Helpful, thank you!!

[@markmccarthy3304]

Great demo thank you.

[@BasariStudios]

Thanks Mark.

[@varial303]

exactly what i needed, thank you!

[@eighth_wave]

Great tutorial, thank you!

[@AntoninComestaz]

Can you only divide the clock? Or, can you also multiply?

[@festuswilliams654]

Multiplication is a very tricky thing to achieve because the module cannot see ahead in time and usually need a steady clock. Division is far easier to implement.

[@KeithCanisius]

Thank you!

[@modularsoundbath]

Great video! Thanks

[@TheHoinoel]

great video, thank you :)

[@BasariStudios]

Thanks

[@tacosandsex]

great video!

[@stefanbirkmosemeier]

Thanks! ems to work a little like the drumsequencer of the Arturia Beatstep Pro just as a eurorackmodule. I need one :-D

[@leonarddorlando2061]

Great review!

[@raoulblom5992]

I have a problem with the LED Showing , only when i select modes , it flashes . Only the led of the clock in is visible . how can i fix this ?

[@teodorateddy8435]

This is F-ing awesome

[@Jimantronic]

Great guide, thank you 🙂👍

[@BasariStudios]

You are welcome.

[@digitalvamp]

Thank you for the video. I have a question that I am not sure you talked about in the video. When I start my sequencer (its a hybrid system ableton and getting clock from toraiz squid) my entire sequence on every device starts from beat 1like it should...except the Steppy? Is this a setting? I think its the RST setting, but I am not sure what wire goes to the RST in? Very new to this can someone please help, Thank You

[@GuidoAlonso]

Thanks a lot for this Sir!!

[@BasariStudios]

Welcome and Thank You Guido, there will be more coming. Subscribe for new videos.

[@GuidoAlonso]

@@BasariStudios Done

[@kipropmusic]

thanks!

[@johnsager6947]

sweet video

[@BasariStudios]

Thanks!

[@mwmacp]

Am I right you are using the Tiptop 808 drum modules?

[@BasariStudios]

Yes

[@kdsf12]

Stay simple. Too complicated for a person that just bought it. You are an expert. I just got this out of the box. Just want to make it run 4 tracks.

[@walrtbstudios5430]

Super useful tutorial- I thought… I bought this module, partly on the grounds that this video made it seem super-easy. Big mistake. This has got to be the most complex and baffling sequencer I have ever encountered. After several hours poring over the manual I finally got a sequence playing, but in addition to making it seem easy to use, this video doesn’t mention that Steppy is incompatible with perhaps the most useful clock in Eurorack- Pamela’s New Workout- and therefore probably every other clock in the game. I have no idea what standard it works to, but it is NOT 24ppqn, which I was always led to believe was universal. Pam’s only goes up to 300bpm, at which tempo Steppy is still sluggish, and as it only has a clock divider option (no multiplier), sluggish is as fast as it will go.
As an illustration of just how complex this thing is, the manual comes in at a stonking 39 pages. The Qu-Bit Bloom manual is half that length. Behringer’s 960 has a manual of just two pages- though admittedly the typeface is tiny. Be warned. Be careful. Don’t be fooled by a misleading video about a gate sequencer that can barely break into a trot. Unless of course the one I have is faulty, in which case I will be having my money back, thank you…

[@daemonicflame]

you probably need a better clock, something like the Apogee PSX100.

[@sub-jec-tiv]

I have a Pams and it clocks my Steppy just great; Steppy is *not* incompatible with Pams. Pams is a super solid and very versatile clock. Nothing personal, but it seems you don’t know how to use your Pams. Any channel on Pams can output a clock of whatever speed you like. Just go into the edit page for that channel, and give it a faster subdivision. It’s that simple. If you don’t know how to edit individual channels, it’s super easy. The manual is great, and there are lots of tutorials including a great one by Divkid. Happy stepping!

[@joshk2181]

It’s either faulty or you are very confused individual

[@EntropicEcho]

You must be missing something. I'm using Steppy together with PNW quite satisfactory. I hope you've figured it out by now! :)