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Bloom Tutorial 2: Power User

Dive into our comprehensive tutorial series as we de-mystify and discover the full potential of Bloom, our fractal sequencer eurorack module! Navigate the tutorial using the chapter markers below. In this second video in the series, we will get get a little deeper and use the shift menu and unlock all the magic! Follow along with your own Bloom, or check out Bloom on our site for more information! Bloom's product page: https://qubitelectronix.com/shop/bloom Instagram:   / qubitelectronix   Facebook:   / qubitelectronix   Twitter:   / qubitelectronix   00:00 Intro 00:33 Patch breakdown 01:20 Start with a simple sequence 01:42 Length (1 to 32 steps!) 02:40 Scale (8 scales to choose from) 03:13 Order (Forward, Reverse, Pendulum, Random) 03:44 Pattern (Saving, loading and copying) 06:47 Div/Mult (Divide and Multipy the rate of your sequence) 07:58 Slew (all steps and per-step editing) 09:50 Ratchets (all steps and per-step editing) 11:06 Note 11:53 Per-Step PRO TIP! ______________________________ #eurorack #electronicmusic #synth ______________________________ Regarding the ratcheting function: The best answer for this issue can be read on our forum where our own Andrew Ikenberry talks about it. Here's the link to the whole discussion: https://forum.qubitelectronix.com/t/b... But if you'd just like Ikenberry's words--here they are: "The only reason we have not released an update for the Bloom is that due to the chip shortage, there are many different versions of the hardware which may end up requiring making 3-4 different versions of the firmware, and certain versions are more difficult to update the firmware than others. Unless we can find an elegant solution to that problem, the update would be almost impossible to accomplish due to managing firmware creation, and bug tracking etc. for each separate version of hardware. I hope this sheds some clarity! We are very interested in ongoing support for our products. This is actually one of the reasons we started basing all new designs on the Daisy platform for easy updating, and backwards compatible firmware."