Mutable Instruments - Grid
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Mutable Instruments - Grid Basic Data Category: Projects URL (first publication): https://mutable-instruments.net/modules/grids/
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Your drum section will never be the same again…
Take the user interface of an euclidean sequencer, a healthy dose of machine learning and graph algorithms, megabytes of drum loops, hours of intensive computations and you’ve got a drum pattern generator like no other.
Grids’ “brain” is a map of the typical drum patterns used in (mostly electronic) music, laid out by similarity, trained on a large corpus of drum loops. The module can smoothly interpolate and navigate from one pattern to the other, at the whim of a knob move or a CV.
But Grids’ knowledge of drum patterns goes far beyond what would be achieved with presets – given a position in the map, thousands of variations can be intuitively generated by controlling the “event density” of each of the 3 channels (bd, sd, hh) – gradually moving from a sparse backbone to a deliciously rich pattern with ghost notes, rolls and fills.
… especially when modulated by a noise source
Add CV-control on these parameters and you can add subtle or drastic variations to the drum pattern. If you don’t want to waste a noise source or S&H for that, Grids has its own internal source of randomness that can unpredictably spice the pattern, in an always meaningful way.
Building the rhythmic foundation of your tracks with Grids is fun, surprisingly intuitive, with modulation and variations possibilities that will rapidly make you forget x0x-style sequencers.
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2826 Dogwood Place, Nashville, TN 37204
Los Angeles (showroom)
1176 West Sunset Blvd, L.A., CA 90012
2C Park Rd, Gardens
Cape Town, 8001
Seoul
Guangfu S. Rd.
Songshan Dist.
Taipei City 105
(Enter via Markov Pl)
Carlton, VIC 3053
1160 Wien
1040 Wien
75011 Paris
80331 München
D-51103 Köln
10999 Berlin
1065 Budapest
1076 Budapest
70124 Bari
20159 Milano
00135 Roma
10124 Turin
61032 Fano
70124 Bari
03111, Vilnius
Van den Berghlaan 275
2132 AH Hoofddorp
1054 KE Amsterdam
2521 AL Den Haag
3511 PK Utrecht
58-500 Jelenia Góra
90-425 Łódź
Zawp Lab 10
48014 Bilbao
08029 Barcelona
28232 Las Rozas (Madrid)
08013 Barcelona
1010 Lausanne
1003 Lausanne
4052 Basel
8005 Zürich
855 Ringwood Road
Bournemouth BH11 8NE
Cardiff CF10 5EE
Bristol BS1 3QY
9 Greenland Street
Camden Town
London NW1 0ND
Whetstone
London N20 9LN
14 Felstead Street
London E9 5LT
Second Floor
8b Balham Hill
London SW12 9EA
Glasgow G1 4BA
22 Trongate
Glasgow G1 5ES
Montreal, QC H2W 1X6
Toronto, ON M5V 2A8
Toronto, ON MAY 0A7
Santa Monica, CA 90401
Studio City, CA 91604
Wheaton, MD 20902
Portland, OR 97227
Birmingham, MI 48009
Brooklyn, NY 11249
Seattle, WA 98102
Burbank, CA 91504
San Francisco, CA 94117
Suite
Chicago, IL 60625
Asheville, NC 28801
Hawthorne, NJ 07506
1603 E. 9 Mile Rd, Ferndale, MI 48220
Nashville (showroom)
2826 Dogwood Place, Nashville, TN 37204
Los Angeles (showroom)
1176 West Sunset Blvd, L.A., CA 90012
Clocking
- Internal clock with a 40 to 240 BPM range.
- Beat indicator / Tap tempo button (reconfigurable as a reset button).
- External clock input, with selectable resolution (24, 8 or 4 ppqn).
- Pattern reset trigger input.
Drum pattern generator
Based on a compressed representations of drum patterns and their variations.
- X/Y (pattern selection) knobs with CV inputs.
- Pattern complexity/density knobs for channels 1, 2, 3, with CV inputs.
- Pattern randomization knob with CV input (reconfigurable as a swing control for the internal clock).
- 3 output channels (BD, SD, and HH/percussion).
- 3 additional outputs, configurable as Accent/Clock/Reset or per-channel accent.
- Outputs can be either triggers or gates.
Specifications
- Input impedances: 100k.
- CV acquisition: 8-bit, 1kHz.
- Output level: +5V.
- Clock resolution and processing latency: 120µs.
- Worst case jitter < 0.5% at 120 BPM.
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