This euclidean sequencer is an adaptation of the library module by JDRaul. I have just unpacked it a little bit and changed the scaling of the knobs so that they respond properly to 0-1 modulation signals. I have also added a loop length parameter, which I found super helpful while using the popular eurorack module Pamela’s New Workout.
For more info on Euclidean rhythm check out the wikipedia page.
I/O
Input
Signal Range
Notes
0 or 1
Works best with gate signals, typically clocks.
Output
Signal Range
Notes
0 or 1
This is the Euclidean rhythm of the signal which went to the input.
Controls
Knob
Function
Notes
Length of the Euclidean pattern
Default range is 0-64
Density of hits within the pattern
This parameter scales with the pattern length.
Offset of the patterns starting point
You can think of this as phase knob also.
Length of the loop before returning to the start of the pattern.
This might seem kind of odd, since there is also a length. But it’s musically useful to loop patterns at multiples of 8 so this allows you to create density patterns for complex Euclidean sequences but with a loop length that is more conventional. Default setting is 0-64 (internally adjustable)
