A recent project that might be good, but I can’t tell as my interface approach is esoteric as.
But if you use elektron devices most of it should make sense.
YTSS is a 5 track YouTube audio step sequencer where YT’s Start, Volume, Hold/Length and Speed are all parameter lockable per video per step. Plus some individual track length/speed and trig probability if you’re into those kinda things.
The visual element is ok but thwarted with overlays I don’t think can be removed…
But it’s all about the sound really.
Chaining patterns works best when patterns share URLs as they’re buffered, otherwise load time gets in the way. But if your connection is super fast it might be ok….!?
Most features/interactions have a hover detail for more info.
There’s external midi sync and note trigger that might work.
I’ve stupidly included an API key but the quota might be reached quick for this test run.
Preferably (if you get a warning as such if it’s maxxed) you’ll need your own unrestricted API key (pasted into settings) to create. YouTube Data API Overview | Google for Developers
Have at it, the randomise steps button get something going quickly, share some recordings. There’s infinite (every public YouTube video ever) potential….
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