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Making a Sequence
It can be helpful to start with a 2-step sequence.
With the second interval turned off we are
simply alternating between the base step, and
interval 1. Nice and neat. 2-step sequences are
ideal if you want to keep things symmetrical
and straightforward.
Try out some interval settings and the feeling
they produce, and notice how extreme shifts up
or down will also create an extreme shift in the
opposite direction as they return to the base
step (pg. 20).
Okay, we’ve graduated to 3-steps.
This is where you’ll find a lot of Thermae’s
nuance and intrigue. The odd sequence length
naturally brings out a distinct feel.
It’s a fast way to end up somewhere new.
Now is a good time to really go wild with those
step length toggles. Notice what a difference
they make, even if the intervals in the sequence
don’t change.
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REGEN INT 1 INT 2
-1 Oct
OFF
REGEN INT 1 INT 2
+4th
-5th
Octave Up Octave Down
(BASE)
BASE INT 1 INT 2 BASE