[sdiy] Michael Barton?

[Nicholas Keller]

Matthias,

Very nice sequencer!  Much more useful than the voltage to trigger module.  I understood that one to be more of a multi-comparator with separate outs, with only one output HIGH at any given time.  Useful for creating rhythms when connected to 8 drum voice modules.  But yours is a unique sequencer with voltage and gate/trigger.  I have several step sequencers already, but nothing that can cycle through gate patterns like yours.  There are modules like Kikpatrick's RPG, but I don't know how much control you have over the voltages generated, and I doubt you can lock steps On or OFF while modulating others.  

Wish I had one!

Nick


> On Nov 7, 2014, at 3:27 AM, Matthias Herrmann-DEU <Matthias.Herrmann at jeppesen.com> wrote:
> 
> <snip>
>> I quite like some of them that
>> are rather unique, at least I haven't seen many like them
> <snip>
>> voltage to rhythm
> 
> hi nicholas,
> 
> back in 2011 I did a PCB for a DIY project, called VCP Sequencer:
> http://www.modular.fonik.de/Page47.html
> it actually did voltage to rhythm conversion, not using a microcontroller and software/code, but an ADC.
> 
> I later turned it into an eurorack module:
> http://www.fonitronik.de/index.php/modules/mh11-adc-pattern-sequencer/
> 
> currently I am working on an improved ADC circuit, with the pattern selection synced to an external clock.
> 
> cheers,
> matthias
>