Traditional Euclidean programming takes place on a per pulse basis, but Euclidifer offers the option to impose Euclidean calculations on an arbitrary per-note basis without being restricted to any particular rhythmic interval.

Set a length in notes and then determine how many of these notes would be active with the fills; the resulting activation pattern can be offset with the. rotation control.

Beneath this we find the direction of the pattern, while the toggle up top allows for the current note activation pattern to be inverted.