00:00 Visual overview of UI elements 01:38 Intro 03:16 How Euclidean works 06:29 Adding notes in the Note Editor 07:56 Altering note velocities 08:46 Altering note probability 09:18 Using Euclidean's Randomizer 10:27 16 Pattern slots 11:33 Switching patterns via MIDI 12:48 MIDI control key switches 13:45 Auto chord detection (C3 and upwards) 14:52 Latch button to gate playback 15:35 Rotate, octave shift 15:50 Wrap up
Wow…there goes the new year’s resolution on not buying iOS apps.This looks to address all the frustrations I have with fugue machine,the playability and midi control have got the mind racing already.Another winner Paul👍👍.
Thants mate, I've been busy on it over the weekend adding more functionality not covered here, but I like to give you guys a sneak peak at what is coming!
Paul, clean, great work as always. Let me suggest an augmentation of not only this app, other similar tools could benefit from such an add-on too: If the user could choose to add ready-to-use patterns like trills, impact trills, appoggiatura(e) (had to look up the english term myself), drag and grace notes, etc. instead of a simple single note. Additionally to the already mentioned triplets higher orders of multiplets like quintuplets and higher would be interesting for non-mainstream songs and dances and generally for uses in jazz. . My unfocussed vision is a library of such elements that would make a nice add-on module. Ah well, and additionally to the random generator a swing function (parametric of course, all settable through auv ;) )
Yes, there is plenty of scope to take this app in that direction in the future. I have plans of my own too on how I want to take this forward with controller automation and such which kind of complicates matters but I will definately considering your suggestions.
@@PaultheMusicMan Thanks, Paul. Controller automation is just a subset of controller control, which could imply sources from outside too, as far as the JWST can look. One of my visions is image guided sound generation. ... :)
I really love that you included an auto chord detector system and latching system! This is going to be huge for people that love to have auto accompanying. Can one devote on of the lanes to create a Bass note only instead of 3 notes, especially to dedicate it to playing the Bass note? In other words dedicate that lane to have the sequencer send a latched Bass note to a Bass synth in IOS and have it change key as on plays an attached external midi keyboard or even the onboard keyboard. Is this a possibility?
You have complete control of routing each band to specific MIDI port and channel. The incoming MIDI notes force each band to the same chord, so they drive instruments based on what you play.
It totally depends on the hardware and host you are using. If the drum machine is providing the system with with MIDI ports that show up under say AUM then yes. As this is an AUv3 plugin it depends mainly on the host application.
Yet another well paced demo Paul. I thought my toolbox was complete but now I realise I’m going to need more space. Can we save sequences as MIDI files and then load them into Helium Media Bay?
I have been told it does, but since I don't have an M1 Mac I haven't been able to confirm myself. I think it was Jade Starr that confirmed it, but I can't swear on it.
It sounds pretty nice, but all those knobs showing all at once, makes it really confusing, and less intuitive to figure out, don’t get me wrong I love the ability to tweak, but it would make a bit more sense to look at if the knobs were put into a more simple overlook. So it doesn’t become too confusing, this for me has also always been a problem with synthesizers, all those buttons and knobs, just make me give up, especially if I cant hear what the knob does to the sound.
If you take a closer look you will see that there are 4 sets of identical controls so it is not as confusing as it first looks, plus the randomization means you never even need to touch them anyway (unless you want too).
@@PaultheMusicMan I don’t know, it still looks really confusing to me, but yeah is probably something subjective, how we as humans see things in different ways. I know that I have created things in the past that seemed really logical and easy to understand for me, but when others looked at it, they didn’t see the same logic as I did, we i different individuals, and that is what makes life so interesting in my own opinion.
Since I don't have an M1 Mac I cannot tell you but I do know people that use it in Logic Pro. I think it was Jade Starr that sent me a video of her using it actually.
Please read the manual which is available in-app. It outlines a section on MIDI Control that allows changing patterns, toggling the state of bands ON/OFF and more.
@@chris6442 yes!..thanks!..sorry not mention that!..i am using Zoa cos of Golden ratioo…i relly like a sound of it!..and your app looks so promising to me..so i was bearing to ask impliment that possibilites to have a possibility play both simultaneously..)..and - see- hear what happens!) thanks
Yes, I fixes this in the update... such a pain none of the testers saw this prior to release (including myself). The update should be released over the weekend with any luck.
Please watch my tutorial videos. Euclidean is a MIDI generator, where you route the output to other sound sources / synths. It doesn't generate sound on it's own, think of it as a MIDI editor which streams data to an instrument. Sadly GarageBand cannot load AUv3 MIDI plugins, but most other hosts such as AUM and Cubasis can.
@@PaultheMusicMan had a great Christmas thanks Paul. Hope you had a good one too and that you are super well. It’s interesting because before I started making music with an iPad I never would’ve entertained such an idea. But I find this absolutely fascinating now.
@@PaultheMusicMan Would love to see you put a 4 Pockets twist on the Tracker format in a app at some point in the future, a bit like Polyend did with their hardware tracker. As far as I’m aware only SunVox uses this format in AU3 at present for sequencing I sure there is a space in the iOS music market for it or maybe go down the generative route.
First run the app in standalone mode, this ensures it is installed correctly. The Help Manual is available on the main menu (hamburger menu). I go into detail on how to load Euclidean into AUM, but every DAW is different so I am unable to explain on a per app basis, but are you sure your DAW supports MIDI plugins? The app generated MIDI data to drive other apps, so it doesn't make any sound on its own.
@@matthieurosso I assume you are running on an M1 Mac then? I do believe it is compatible as I believe Jade Starr tried it out for me, but with me not being an M1 Mac or Ableton user I have no idea how to load it.
@@PaultheMusicMan when you say: First run the app in standalone mode, i.e. open the app on the phone? i can't find the hamburger menu . I work with ableton so no pb for midi
00:00 Visual overview of UI elements
01:38 Intro
03:16 How Euclidean works
06:29 Adding notes in the Note Editor
07:56 Altering note velocities
08:46 Altering note probability
09:18 Using Euclidean's Randomizer
10:27 16 Pattern slots
11:33 Switching patterns via MIDI
12:48 MIDI control key switches
13:45 Auto chord detection (C3 and upwards)
14:52 Latch button to gate playback
15:35 Rotate, octave shift
15:50 Wrap up
Yes! Love this method of sequencing 😍. Looks really great, especially the midi implementations. Can’t wait! Thanks, Paul, amazing work! 👍👍
Wow…there goes the new year’s resolution on not buying iOS apps.This looks to address all the frustrations I have with fugue machine,the playability and midi control have got the mind racing already.Another winner Paul👍👍.
Amazingly I can't wait, this will be of course an addition to my big 4Pockets collection.
Do you ever sleep? Love the look and sound of this. Love this type of sequencing. Take my money nowWell done!
Are you kidding me? This looks Wicked!!!
It sounds as good as it looks. Love it!
Looks like another great 4Pockets app. Well done!
Woohoo! Very exciting :) A packed and well thought out feature-set right out of the box too :))) My money is waiting.
This looks really interesting, You've been busy Paul!
This looks REALLY INTERESTING... looking forward to getting this one...
Fantastic Paul! 🙂 I definitely need some like this! Congratulations!
Thants mate, I've been busy on it over the weekend adding more functionality not covered here, but I like to give you guys a sneak peak at what is coming!
Looks another champion app Paul. Day one purchase for me.
Very nice, Paul!
Fantastic Paul! 👏 👍 I can’t wait to start messing about with this.. it’ll be loads of fun.. 😁 That was a great demo for it too.. Awesome stuff..
This is another no-brainer addition to the arsenal when it gets released!
absolute brilliance!
Great!..very needed for my setup!..l love it!..waiting for release!…to try out geometry way of producing sounds!..thanks Paul!!!
Excellent Paul
Paul brings a new app out and you think I don’t need this then 15 minutes later take my money
How about a general app subscription?
Awesome. Sold. 🙏👍
Thank you very much Paul 😎this looks already epic 👍🏼 congratulations 🧙♂️grand wizard of updatestan 🧙♂️unstoppable
Very nice indeed. Can’t wait.
Yes, I was thinking about you when I added the MIDI chord detection. Being able to create backing for your accordian etc.
@@PaultheMusicMan cheers Paul. Be great for modular as well. I have plenty of hardware just crying out to be played by this.
@@kentaccordionist … just like me, Stephen!
😮 looks great! 👏🏼👏🏼👍🏻
Paul, clean, great work as always.
Let me suggest an augmentation of not only this app, other similar tools could benefit from such an add-on too:
If the user could choose to add ready-to-use patterns like trills, impact trills, appoggiatura(e) (had to look up the english term myself), drag and grace notes, etc. instead of a simple single note. Additionally to the already mentioned triplets higher orders of multiplets like quintuplets and higher would be interesting for non-mainstream songs and dances and generally for uses in jazz. .
My unfocussed vision is a library of such elements that would make a nice add-on module. Ah well, and additionally to the random generator a swing function (parametric of course, all settable through auv ;) )
Yes, there is plenty of scope to take this app in that direction in the future. I have plans of my own too on how I want to take this forward with controller automation and such which kind of complicates matters but I will definately considering your suggestions.
@@PaultheMusicMan Thanks, Paul. Controller automation is just a subset of controller control, which could imply sources from outside too, as far as the JWST can look. One of my visions is image guided sound generation. ... :)
Hi Paul. Genius. I’ve got my wallet ready (actually it was ready before you started speaking). Cheers. Lee
Love it!
I really love that you included an auto chord detector system and latching system! This is going to be huge for people that love to have auto accompanying. Can one devote on of the lanes to create a Bass note only instead of 3 notes, especially to dedicate it to playing the Bass note? In other words dedicate that lane to have the sequencer send a latched Bass note to a Bass synth in IOS and have it change key as on plays an attached external midi keyboard or even the onboard keyboard. Is this a possibility?
You have complete control of routing each band to specific MIDI port and channel. The incoming MIDI notes force each band to the same chord, so they drive instruments based on what you play.
Hello Paul, great video and I’m going to buy one. Only a couple of questions. Are u able to send midi from this app over usb to say a Analog rytm?
It totally depends on the hardware and host you are using. If the drum machine is providing the system with with MIDI ports that show up under say AUM then yes. As this is an AUv3 plugin it depends mainly on the host application.
Very cool
Yet another well paced demo Paul. I thought my toolbox was complete but now I realise I’m going to need more space. Can we save sequences as MIDI files and then load them into Helium Media Bay?
Not currently, but that is a cracking idea!!
When is the ETA on the release date? Will be an insta-buy for me!
End of this week or beginning of next... just finishing things off as we speak.
One small thing, Paul: the colors for the 'knobs' for BAND A: [A], [Reverse] and [Ping Pong], are ORANGE instead of RED....
It is the same image tinted with various colours only the tinting process is not perfect... I will have a play and see if I can get them more RED! lol
I think on reflection it could be down to image processing on UA-cam which messes with the colours. They look right in the app itself.
Incredible video. Do you know of one that works with logic?
I have been told it does, but since I don't have an M1 Mac I haven't been able to confirm myself. I think it was Jade Starr that confirmed it, but I can't swear on it.
It's amazing, where can we download this ?
As it says in the title it is an iOS app so it is downloadable from the Apple App Store.
Cool looking app. Is 4 bands the max though? Can you run multiple instances in AUM to get more bands?
Of course, you can run as many as you need!
It sounds pretty nice, but all those knobs showing all at once, makes it really confusing, and less intuitive to figure out, don’t get me wrong I love the ability to tweak, but it would make a bit more sense to look at if the knobs were put into a more simple overlook. So it doesn’t become too confusing, this for me has also always been a problem with synthesizers, all those buttons and knobs, just make me give up, especially if I cant hear what the knob does to the sound.
If you take a closer look you will see that there are 4 sets of identical controls so it is not as confusing as it first looks, plus the randomization means you never even need to touch them anyway (unless you want too).
@@PaultheMusicMan I don’t know, it still looks really confusing to me, but yeah is probably something subjective, how we as humans see things in different ways.
I know that I have created things in the past that seemed really logical and easy to understand for me, but when others looked at it, they didn’t see the same logic as I did, we i different individuals, and that is what makes life so interesting in my own opinion.
Great tool. How can I use it in Logic Pro?
Since I don't have an M1 Mac I cannot tell you but I do know people that use it in Logic Pro. I think it was Jade Starr that sent me a video of her using it actually.
Change patterns within the app! No external midi. Like Rosetta, you can choose 2,4,6 etc. Please!
Please read the manual which is available in-app. It outlines a section on MIDI Control that allows changing patterns, toggling the state of bands ON/OFF and more.
@@PaultheMusicMan thanks 🙏
@@PaultheMusicMan how can I access the manual?
I can’t find the menu or settings. Appreciate your time. Thanks
@@dereksoto5390 Tap the main menu button and select Help Manual at the bottom of the menu.
Is it possible to add Golden ratio in that?..it would be awesome!!
Not quite sure what you mean by this one?
@@PaultheMusicMan I think he is referring to the ZOA sequencer. Take a look at 2:40 min: ua-cam.com/video/bPnEBpDO65s/v-deo.html
@@chris6442 Thanks for the clarification, appreciate it.
@@PaultheMusicMan My pleasure! Thanks for all your wonderful tools, looking forward to the release of your newest one.
@@chris6442 yes!..thanks!..sorry not mention that!..i am using Zoa cos of Golden ratioo…i relly like a sound of it!..and your app looks so promising to me..so i was bearing to ask impliment that possibilites to have a possibility play both simultaneously..)..and - see- hear what happens!) thanks
hey Paul, the patterns should go from P1 to P8 on the first page and from P9 to P16 if there are 16 of them, shouldn't they?
Yes, I fixes this in the update... such a pain none of the testers saw this prior to release (including myself). The update should be released over the weekend with any luck.
Is this an app for logic pro using the desktop
It should work fine in Logic Pro on the M1/M2 Mac.
Hello! Great app! Is there a way to make the patterns change automatically? Thanks
Doesn't make sounds in standalone mode. Doesn't work as an AU or inter-app instrument in GarageBand on iOS. Have I wasted my money?
Please watch my tutorial videos. Euclidean is a MIDI generator, where you route the output to other sound sources / synths. It doesn't generate sound on it's own, think of it as a MIDI editor which streams data to an instrument. Sadly GarageBand cannot load AUv3 MIDI plugins, but most other hosts such as AUM and Cubasis can.
@@PaultheMusicMan Ok Thanks. Assumed Garageband would. Bought AUM.
@@abulka You won't regret it, AUM is an awesome product.
Hi does it have modes? Ie Dorian, Phrygian etc?
Yes it does, it you look closely when I randomize the modes change.
@@PaultheMusicMan perfect then it’s a buy from me!
Hey Paul, amazing app but the patterns should go from P1 to P8 on the first page and from P9 to P16 if there are 16 of them, shouldn't they?
Is this already out?
Yes, it's been out several months now.
Oooooooooooooooooooo!
Hope you are well Jamie and had a good Xmas? Yes, a bit different for me I know... but I'm getting into these alternative ways of making rythms!
@@PaultheMusicMan had a great Christmas thanks Paul. Hope you had a good one too and that you are super well. It’s interesting because before I started making music with an iPad I never would’ve entertained such an idea. But I find this absolutely fascinating now.
@@PaultheMusicMan Would love to see you put a 4 Pockets twist on the Tracker format in a app at some point in the future, a bit like Polyend did with their hardware tracker. As far as I’m aware only SunVox uses this format in AU3 at present for sequencing I sure there is a space in the iOS music market for it or maybe go down the generative route.
Hello,
I bought this app and I have no sound via my i phone, no access to the manual, nothing! and how to integrate the app to my daw? no idea....
First run the app in standalone mode, this ensures it is installed correctly. The Help Manual is available on the main menu (hamburger menu). I go into detail on how to load Euclidean into AUM, but every DAW is different so I am unable to explain on a per app basis, but are you sure your DAW supports MIDI plugins? The app generated MIDI data to drive other apps, so it doesn't make any sound on its own.
@@PaultheMusicMan I work with ableton, so the answer is yes ;))
@@matthieurosso I assume you are running on an M1 Mac then? I do believe it is compatible as I believe Jade Starr tried it out for me, but with me not being an M1 Mac or Ableton user I have no idea how to load it.
@@PaultheMusicMan when you say:
First run the app in standalone mode, i.e. open the app on the phone? i can't find the hamburger menu . I work with ableton so no pb for midi
and.. thank you !
Omg
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