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Have you seen the Barker stuff where he’s using the OT with sample chains of a load of chord inversions and sequencing them semi-randomly? Technically not difficult but a clever idea:
He explains the technique here:
Regal-
Until the 7 minute mark when they showed the percussion I was unimpressed but now I want one of those!
I've ordered teh NDLR. First machine for ages, now I have to avoid falling off the wagon and ending up with a massive steel plate in my basement.
Without having used it yet it's the totally key synced approach that's going to work for me.
Airhead
I'm thinking I wouldn't need it if I was better at music theory and a bit less lazy but it's useful to me on quite a few levels. I'm looking at the Squarp next.
The NDLR seems to compliment the OT in my rig.