How I Use My Frap Tools USTA (Part 2) Eurorack Modular Synthesizer | Patch From Scratch

Hi everyone, welcome to my channel of modular synthesizers, Baséput.

Here is the index:

0:00 Intro
1:45 Open new Project
2:32 Set the clock source
3:20 Set the CV mode
4:31 Set the scale
4:54 Start the composition
6:50 Randomise the pitch
8:13 Continue the composition
10:13 Tweak the ratio
10:46 Still continuing the composition
11:40 Stage shift CV
12:36 Pitch shift CV
13:36 Conclusion

This is the second part of the Frap Tools USTA, a powerful sequencer and really suits my needs. I talk about how I build my patch from scratch, stage shift, pitch shift, and others. I hope you enjoy and let me know what you think. Cheers!

Let's connect:

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[penishead_official]

Very good explaining. It is more helpful than the manual.

[barnabascee]

Please keep making videos! I just discovered you today and you've instantly become one of my favorite channels for exploring Eurorack gear! I love the way you've focused on a limited pallet of gear and done amazingly creative things within that framework! Very informative and inspiring!

[metokyo]

Thank you for shariing your process with usta. Very inspiring. Please keep great work on this channel!

[metokyo]

Usta is such a powerful and interesting sequencer! Brilliant demo and lovely music!!!

[Digiphex]

Interesting sequencer with different clock div on each one.

[GauthierM]

Hi Baséput, have you tried the Five12 as well ? Which one would you get first, in terms of inspiration and immediacy ? I understand USTA has quite some colors and menu diving to learn, hence I am not yet decided. Thanks and continue your very well explained videos. KR Gauthier