200e

Hi Ben -

Yes the you can step through presets to create sequences. There are  
limitations - but I believe that makes it even more fun :)

Here is a short video I did recently using the 255 as a voltage source  
along w/ the 210e & 206e:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ac_lDnpBoKI

  I suppose you could use a 256e as a "voltage controllable cv source"  
like you mentioned. OR maybe use a static CV from any available source  
and use the 210e as a "preset" voltage controlled attenuator that  
could create stages of a sequence to be "walked through" w/a 206e?

Another non-standard way to get sequences does use the "CV Recording"  
feature of the 250. Here's another quick vid:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpzvAyt1SfU&feature=related


I hope these give you a few ideas :)

Best,

- Adam





On Aug 24, 2011, at 5:02 AM, benspost@hotmail.com wrote:

> sorry if this has been covered before, but would it be possible to  
> use the preset manager on a 206e to change the values of a cv source  
> from another e module and control the pitch of a vco from that? then  
> sequence through the 206e presets with an external clock to produce  
> repeatable pitch patterns? are there any e modules that have a  
> voltage controllable cv source?
>
> just trying to plan my system..
>
> thanks, ben
>
>
> 



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