Z-DRUM V2 is up!
The micro-timing feature has been updated in a way that prevents the undesired re-trigs and it automatically adjust the time adjustments to the tempo.

For euroburo use: unfortunately I don’t have a euroburo, but you can still easily adjust the patch to work for you. When using an external clock, the sequencer will start and stop with the start/stop buttons from the external gear. But I used a stompswitch module in the pedal version for internal clock start/stop, so this needs to be adjusted on euroburo. I’m not sure if stompswitch modules show up within euroburo patches. But all you need is to connect a button to the trigger module at the bottom/right of the “test trig gate” page, and also the cv flip flop at the bottom/middle of the “SEQ SEQ” page.

I’m excited to introduce you to my new patch Z-Drum!
There is a lot that this patch can do. I was considering typing all of that out here, but I think it would be easer if you just watched the video, cause I go into everything in detail.

EDIT: Not mentioned in video: if you turn the hi hat tracks into ratchet tracks (by selecting the track output and pressing down the encoder) you can do easy hi hat rolls. Set the ratchet value to 1 if you just want a single hit.

Long story short: It has very customizable Kick, Snare, and Hi Hat sounds, a micro-timing track, and 2 automation tracks.
-Track mutes.
-Pushbuttons for triggering the sounds in real time.
-The ability to only play the first or second half of the sequence, and the ability to switch between the 2 seamlessly without stopping the sequencer.
-Buttons for selecting Internal or External clock sync.
-Sequencer page Indicator lights so you can quickly and easily know what half of the sequence you are editing.
-Buttons for selecting which track is being effected by the micro-timing and automation tracks.

Like I said, the video goes into more detail, but those are the main features.
Have fun with it, and thanks for checking it out!