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While exploring what the Korg SQ-64 can offer to synth heads who indulge in the Eurorack modular side of synthesis, Mike stumbled on an exciting use for the unusual Arp function that's perfect for use alongside faux-polyphonic modules like the 2hp Modular Pluck and Bell (as featured in this video), Mutable Instruments Rings, Qu-Bit Surface and likely some others.

The ARP divides a single step in the sequence into how ever many notes you assign to that step, and 'strums' through them, meaning that with the SQ-64, modular synthesists can now strum chords without the bother of having to work out complex ratcheting and sequencing patches -- an incredibly useful feature!

Even without the polyphonic modules, this unusual per-step ARP function allows for dynamic trills and polyrhythms. Perhaps ARP isn't the best name for this function since it brings to mind classic 16th note up/down patterns, but regardless, it's super cool!

More info here:
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If you'd like to know more about the sequencer workflow, check out our other video on the SQ-64 [ Ссылка ]

In use in the Eurorack system is:
2hp Pluck
2hp Bell
After Later Monsoon (MI Clouds re-imagined)
Worng Electronics Parallax Stereo Lowpass Filter
4ms Spherical Wavetable Navigator
Ornament and Crime (not used)

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