201 Pocket Piano
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critterandguitari 3 years ago
This is a pattern for the 201 Pocket Piano. It’s musical magic is found in…
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critterandguitari 3 years ago
This version of the 201’s mother patch lets you change the patterns (arpeggios) and modes…
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four_corners 3 years ago
Similar to the velocity-trail patch, but instead of fading out, it sounds like a ping-pong…
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four_corners 3 years ago
Double length verion of the Echo Medium patch. Similar to the velocity-trail patch, but instead…
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four_corners 3 years ago
Pattern that mimics a single paradiddle drum rudiment.
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four_corners 3 years ago
First 2 measure in 4/4, then slowly loses tempo for 6 more measures. The “effect”…
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four_corners 3 years ago
Double length version of the Shimmer Medium patch. First 2 measure in 4/4, then slowly…
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four_corners 3 years ago
2 bars forward, 2 bars backwards in 4/4 time (16 beats).
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four_corners 3 years ago
2 bars forward, 2 bars backwards in 3/4 time (12 beats).
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critterandguitari 3 years ago
Note repeater with decreasing velocity that repeats every 4 beats.
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critterandguitari 3 years ago
The first 16 steps of the overtone series played down. Transpose your 201 up to…
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critterandguitari 3 years ago
The first 16 steps of the overtone series played up. Offset notes for wild sequences.
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critterandguitari 3 years ago
Keyboard presses are heard in real time. Additionally plays a 3-octave arpeggio pattern for two…
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critterandguitari 3 years ago
4-Octave polyphonic arpeggio. Pressing the keys at different times creates different rhythms.
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critterandguitari 3 years ago
A 3-over-4 rhythm that resets every 4 beats.
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critterandguitari 3 years ago
Notes swell in and out. An alternate approach to the LFO-velocity Pattern using the text-pattern…
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critterandguitari 3 years ago
Step down from the fourth step of the overtone series of any note.
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critterandguitari 3 years ago
Step up through the first 4 steps of the overtone series from any note.







