Uploaded March 2020 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
In this video I'm showing how to tune the different pitches of the SEQ16 step sequencer module by comparing each step to the sound made by another oscillator that is played by a MIDI keyboard. This is not an 100% accurate method of course, but for my purposes it's a quick way to get all my oscillators just enough in tune for a track.
Tuning by ear may not be everyone's thing, but I'm too lazy to use a guitar tuner or anything else to make this more accurate and this method is quick and "close enough".
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In this video I'm showing how to tune the different pitches of the SEQ16 step sequencer module by comparing each step to the sound made by another oscillator that is played by a MIDI keyboard. This is not an 100% accurate method of course, but for my purposes it's a quick way to get all my oscillators just enough in tune for a track.
Tuning by ear may not be everyone's thing, but I'm too lazy to use a guitar tuner or anything else to make this more accurate and this method is quick and "close enough".
More information about the AE Modular system at tangiblewaves.com
If you haven't already, please join our forum at forum.aemodular.com
All my videos, instagram posts and Soundcloud clips are also available from my website at the5thvolt.com
#aemodular #tangiblewaves
