[sdiy] sequencer ideas
Tavys Ashcroft
bigtex at cwnet.com
Sun Jun 3 05:54:14 CEST 2001
I have a pair of Boss RSD-10 sampler/delay units, and I want to make
a sequencer for them. The really nice feature about them is the
keyboard jack on the back that takes a square wave input and uses
that frequency to determine the playback rate of the sample. So I
can record a sound into it and play it back at, really, any rate (it
says two octaves, but I get much more than that out of it...down to
the crunchy rumbles).
I want to make a sequencer (8 or 16 step) similar to the one here:
http://www.webdevils.com/schematics/SEQ8.jpg
But I plan on having each step have it's own 555 osc with both pitch
and on time controls. I want to be able to have little short blips
down to the full length of the step. Is this just a matter of using
a pot to set the RC time constant of the 555, or will I need a second
one in there for that?
The RSD-10 also has a gate input along with the keyboard input, so
maybe I should utilize that for the triggering, using a separate
one-shot 555?
Also, how difficult is it to string together two of these 8 step
sequencers to make one 16 step..or is there a better way of doing it?
-Tavys
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