[sdiy] DIY Moog 960 Sequencer
Stewart Pye
stewpye at optusnet.com.au
Fri Aug 27 22:59:50 CEST 2010
I'm building a sequencer based on the operation of the Moog 960, but
using an AVR microcontroller to do all the shifting and control, with a
precision DAC for a quantised CV output.
From the Moog schematic it looks like the IN socket and the SET switch
for each step cause the sequencer to jump to that step immediately.
I don't have all the switches or the DAC hooked up yet, but I thought it
would be better to have the SET switch action wait until it got the next
trigger pulse. That way as the sequence is playing you can manually
select a step without screwing up the timing. From my understanding of
the circuit that would have added a bit of complexity to the Moog
design, but with a micro it will be easy.
Can anyone confirm that the Moog circuit does perform the way I assumed
above, and does the method I plan to use make sense from an operation
point of view? I've just got a few pots and switches hanging off my AVR
development board at the moment so it's a bit hard to tell!
Regards,
Stewart.
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