New project: Sequencer

[jhaible]

> As far as having a "scale" type note excluder, that would be rough.
> I mean, what would happen to the notes that are the same as the ones you
> want to exclude?
> I mean, you could have a bunch of comparators check to see what voltage
> on the cv is equal to an excluded voltage and then have it inhibit the
> gate so the note is not heard, OR, you could have it so that it forces
> the cv to the nearest (up or down) non-excluded CV value..
> This is actually a good idea here.. :))

Yes, choosing the next "allowed" note. Just to avoid that something too 
strange drops in when I turn the knobs on the fly.

I read this text "The making of Rubycon" again. TD created these impressive
sequences by running 2 sequencers in parallel, selecting one to control a
synth
while changing the pattern on the other in realtime.
I tried this, and it's a nice method, but a quantizer is really recommended
here ...

BTW, I finally found my way to synchronize sequence patterns to my 8 track
tape. No synchronizer, no extra trigger track. I start with the bass line,
then
I play this back into a comparator, and the comparator output triggers a AD
envelope (with retrigger disabled; built from a SSM2056). The AD output is
used
as clock for the new sequence.
I *do* loose some pulses sometimes, but then again this doesn't matter for
this kind of music.

JH.