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hello there welcome to bow beats my name is bo and today weamp;#39;re checking out this urac sequencer here itamp;#39;s called dot and it can do some really interesting polymetric stuff i got two of them and yeah iamp;#39;m iamp;#39;m just gonna start by playing something here for you dot is the kind of urac module that i really like itamp;#39;s quite hands-on it doesnamp;#39;t have a lot of menus and itamp;#39;s also quite small so we have the screen here which shows small dots here as you can see which represent the 16 steps and there are three different tracks you select them by hitting any of the buttons you also have this little knob here which you can also click then we have the cv inputs which can control various things and then we have clock input we have our set we have the outputs this is very straight forward there are a couple of menus but nothing yeah nothing too complicated nothing too deep this is a pro and a con depending on what youamp;#39;re af
