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Sequencing Steps
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Euclidean Patterns
Euclidean patterns are a more creative ll function. While the other options
perform a population based on structure, Euclidean option aims to be more
creative in generating musical sequences. Euclidean patterns are
generated based on a mathematical model where the steps and intervals
determine a pattern melody. Tracker+ uses ‘events’ and the step length to
calculate the steps and intervals.
Consider the following formula as rough guide for Euclidean lled patterns.
Steps will be ‘rounded’ to the nearest step location to spread as ‘evenly’ as
possible within the event and length constraints.
Examples:
Step Length / Euclidean Event Setting
8 Steps in the Length,
Event = 4.
4 Steps in the Length,
Event = 3.
8 Steps in the Length,
Event = 5.
5 Steps in the Length,
Event = 2.
8 Steps in the Length,
Event = 7.
3 Steps in the Length,
Event = 2.
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