[sdiy] Globular Sequencer idea, take 2

[Jason Proctor]

the Mikado dominates fer sure...

i've been thinking about putting together a (you guessed it...) 
Arduino sequencer platform. the hardware would be similar to regular 
16-step analogue sequencers, but the brain would be uploadable 
software. and one of the applications such a platform could run would 
be a Klee emulator.

also with a software core stuff like sequence memories and saving 
memory via MIDI etc become possible. not to mention MIDI in and out 
and clocking, etc...

seems like the Ard is underpowered for a lot of potential sdiy 
designs but seems perfect for a sequencer.

i'll probably throw some ideas up on the arduino_synth group at some 
point and see if anyone has any comments etc.



>Let's try that again...
>
>Random thought time.
>
>I have been an admirer of the Mikado sequencer that Jim Johnson and 
>Jim Patchell came up with:
>
>http://www.technotoys.com/mikado/
>
>I'd like to make one just like it, only BIGGER! Add the stuff from 
>the Muse, toss in a CD4059 or two, and some CD4089's for good 
>measure. Some selectable transposers would be nice.
>
>I'm thinking a modular sequencer is needed here. Maybe use standard 
>19" rack panels for mounting. Little circuit boards could be mounted 
>behind, possibly directly to the banana jacks.
>
>--TimR
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