PLAN B analog blog

Sounds good!
Hoping to get a Mini-Milton or 2 to complement the Frostwave Fat
Controller I recently found on eBay. Is there an estimated price tag
yet? ETA?

It looks wicked, loving the circular design. I assume it would be
possible to link 2 up so that you can construct a 16-step sequence?

Thanks
Adam 

--- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com, "(i think you can figure
that out)" <peter@...> wrote:
>
> Along with the individual stage gate outs, the Mini Milton is equipped
> with with a single Obedient Clock output.  This is a trigger which
> follows the external input clock, but only when the sequencer is in
> motion (when the counting is stopped by either an external source
> using the ext stop input  or depression of it's Start/Stop switch, the
> Obedient clock stops as well).
> 
> So this addresses if it has a single summed gate out.
> 
> As to why it doesn't have switches on each step which determine which
> stage passes a gate out of the Obedient Clock output, it was simply a
> matter of panel size.  The intent of the Mini Milton was to provide an
> affordable single bank sequencing function.  While it would be
> perfectly acceptable to design a system which had a 21C as it's
> only sequencer, the 21C provides a means to introduce multiple
without a large investment of $$ or panel real estate in which to do
it. That was the real intention in developing the 21C.
> 
> I made a determination that individual gate outs was the best
> alternative given the panel space available to add them As a note,
> there is not enough room to mount switches into these locations.  A
> matter of fact Cliff Jacks won't even fit there (my new type jacks
have a much smaller profile under the faceplate).  So between having
> individual gate outs or switches to gate which stage passes a gate to
> the Ob Clock,  the former took precedence.
> 
> 
> - P
> 
> 
> 
> --- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com, "monroeeskew"
> <monroe.eskew@> wrote:
> >
> > Sorry if this has been asked before...
> >
> > Can you explain the rationale behind having a separate gate output
> for each step in the
> > cycle, rather than having a single gate out and gate switches for
> each step?
> >
>