Euclidean Circles v2 in use.

ShanghaiRooster thanks so much. It’s a really fun device. Thanks for taking time to comment.

Thank you!

Thanks for the lovely comment. So, those are the Tip Top 808 Hats and I think they are fantastic. The 2HP Hat module is also good but if you want that traditional sound go for the TT808 Hats. Another module I adore is the WMD Crucible but I use that differently. The TT808 is the one of a few modules I am keeping in my rack after working with my Rossum Assimil8or and replacing many sounds with very good quality samples. I also think the TT808 Rimshot and TT808 Snare and TT909 Clap are excellent. The TT808 Bass Drum is a bit lethargic for me so I use a sample instead. You can not go wrong with Euclidean Circles either, just read the manual and realise that the main encoder colour refers to the step length, quantity and rotate functions and you are gold.

@@steveturner1815 Wow! That’s just the help I was looking for! Been watching TipTop demos all day trying to piece together the best of all worlds, so this will definitely inform my new kit. Getting rid of the Mito Moffenzef in favor of Euclidean Circles which seems like so much more programmable fun! Appreciate your input! ^_^

Thank you Ryan. This is a wonderful module for sure, and you can use it not just on drums but also melody parts or whatever.

Steve Turner could I use this to sequence my Moog Grandmother?

@@zaneaustin22 I am so sorry I just saw your comment. Well, yes you could use it to send triggers to your Moog however you would want to have pitch control too, which it does not do. If you want a fully featured and easy to use sequencer check out the Vector by Five12. It does basically everything.

A tip : watch movies at flixzone. Me and my gf have been using them for watching all kinds of movies during the lockdown.

@Nixon Reece Yup, been using Flixzone for since november myself :)

thank you for the positive comment. I dont have a great setup to record these but enjoy doing it. I have since purchased the 2hp 6 mute switcher that pairs with it. Really fun.

John Biggers that’s a Michigan synthworks Twiigs. It’s a mutable instruments inspired module but with double the capacity. I love it.

@@steveturner1815 Thank you so much for the tip! Just bought my ECv2, now I'm gonna check this out! Is it controlling the chance of an open/closed hi hat?

John Biggers I cant remember what I did but yes I do that a lot more split gates from a single source to multiple envelopes for weighted random vco voicings.

The EC doesn’t make any sound. It only triggers.