This is just a suggested (very simple) sequencer, you can add it to the guide or play with it yourself and see what else you can do from here:
It is something like : t / measure % steps
You can then manipulate the step value which will change at the measure rate. For instance:
t * ( t / 4000 % 4 + 1)
A very simple arpeggio, +1 is there so you don't get t plus zero. You can build very complex stuff with this technique since nothing stops you from replacing any fixed value with another sequence and try all kinds of patterns.
This is just a suggested (very simple) sequencer, you can add it to the guide or play with it yourself and see what else you can do from here:
It is something like :
t / measure % steps
You can then manipulate the step value which will change at the measure rate. For instance:
t * ( t / 4000 % 4 + 1)
A very simple arpeggio,
+1
is there so you don't get t plus zero. You can build very complex stuff with this technique since nothing stops you from replacing any fixed value with another sequence and try all kinds of patterns.