Domino

Domino

Domino is a 6 channel drum sequencer, a result of an interesting idea/concept.
In Domino, you have 4 domino bricks, where each dot represents a drum trigger. Every domino brick has 12 dots in total, or, 12 steps in total.
The number of maximum steps could be adjusted, also, the length of the sequence as well - just like in PolyRandom, the clock engine behind every brick "stretches" the 
number of steps to a 14 steps long sequence, if you want - if not, welcome polyrhythms!
Domino has the same features as other devices, like adjustable tempo resolution, swing, note length preset memory - 5 banks for Ableton's DrumRack included!

...wait, description says Domino is a 6 channel sequencer, where every domino brick is responsible for 1 voice, then, where are the other 2 voices?
Good question!
You see, in this device, all four dominos have "tiles connected":
- the right side of the top left brick and the left side of the bottom left brick is connect
- the right side of the top right brick is connected to the left side the bottom right brick
​...like this

These tiles are connected together with a "virtual AND" gate - in a nutshell, if steps are active on both tiles, a MIDI note will present at the output of the device.
With this easy little feature, you can create really complex, really interesting polyrhythmic patterns.