A one space 5-7 note sequencer is the best utility module bar none. T
Dream recorded sequencers onto mellotrron tapes 1 key one sequence.
High end solutions are audiophile delusions.. see the littlre Buchla
and Serge ones, almost invisible, players use them for everythinh
g Wong
jwbarlow@... wrote:
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> In a message dated 1/28/2001 12:42:58 PM, thudson@... writes:
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> >I'd rather see the sequencer broken out into separate modules
> >like the SuperMoe. Alternately, try to keep the cost down on
> >the first MOTM sequencer. As soon as you have one you'll
> >want two, ad infinitum. Four simple sequencers are probably
> >more useful than one monster sequencer.
>
> Yeah, absolutely! Although, I've used some very basic sequencers (8 stages
> one row in one direction only with no hold or random inputs, only a reset and
> a clock input) which aren't terribly useful -- there are some basic additions
> that are essential for a good general purpose sequecer (Moe listed many).
>
> >And while I'm at it, I'd like to vote for a SuperMoe Panel
> >run.
>
> An interesting idea! I guess Moe (or someone) would also have to layout the
> associated PCBs -- but there might be a fair amount of interest in something
> like this.
> JB
>