Arpeggios & Sequences · Session 02
Sequenced Chords
7 min · Polyphonic mode · No patch cable needed
Recording a chord progression into the sequencer, then reshaping it without touching a single note.
The key idea: with three-note chords, each oscillator holds one note — so the range switches become a voicing tool. Flip one up an octave and the whole progression re-voices itself while it plays. From there, muting oscillators, changing waveforms, adding a slow LFO for wavy filter movement, or a square LFO to run a second rhythm against the sequence. Ends with varying how many notes each step holds.
In this session
Recording a patternNatural minor scalesPlucky filter setupRange switches as voicingsLFO against the sequenceVarying notes per step
Tip: Record at least three notes per chord. Two-note chords leave you nothing to transpose, and the range-switch voicing trick is the best part of this patch.
Want the systematic path?
These sessions are deep dives. The full course is the structured route from unboxing to confident sound design — including the preset app with 50 patches.
One-time payment · Lifetime access