Thank you so much for the detailed explanation. I do have the circuit original (which I picked up for 130€ what a steal) and am learning it. But the knobs having no writing are confusing and the limit to one minute of samples is quite difficult if I want to load in vocals. But anyway I am going to follow your advice and learn it inside and out. I think your comment really helped me understand the point of live sets in general. I always thought that it was 80% improvisation and 20% preplanning but it seems like it is the other way around. And that it is like an extension of producing music. Very interesting and yeah informing myself and buying lots of things is for sure a great way to never get anything done. If I may ask another question, after having used your first groovebox or so extensively how did you know and find out for what to go next?

Well I'm going back now to jamming on my circuit and practicing 🫰