Hi,
Lately I am having some fun with my arturia keystep arpeggiating atlantis in a very electro fashion style (some 808 and 909 on the background).
I've never really had a think about getting an arpeggiator in eurorack but I am now wondering if there are any good on the market.
Another option would be to pick up a Polyend Poly 2 to route the Arturia arpeggiator signal on different modules.
Anyone having fun with arpeggiators have any suggestions?
Thanks
Ciao
Mat
please explain how you think the polyend poly 2 will route an arpeggio from the keystep to different instruments...
I don't think it will work how you envision it - perhaps something like shifty would work better?
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Hi Jim
Indeed i was wondering if the poly2 would be able to do so but apparently it won't.
I will have a look at shifty.
Thanks
Shifty or any other shift register module should be pretty worthwhile for this. What happens there is that you've got a series of sample-and-holds in a row. When a CV comes in and locks into the initial register position, on the next "tick" it shifts the first CV to register #2, and the new CV value is in register #1. And so on. By doing this, you can build up chords out of the arpeggios...or just use anything as a CV source. Also, this is one of those things where having some Boolean logic can really come in handy.
