Analogue-sequencer

yeah, you can do 303 style patterns easily (and *way* beyond). since you have the accent & slide inputs on your 303, you can set up the cirklon to ping those & get the same results as the builtin sequencer. the cirklon itself has various adjustable slide modes so you can use those if you want a different response to the 303's sequencer though. with the filter cv you can go beyond what the builtin sequencer can do too. it's subjective of course but i think programming is much easier & you can write more detailed patterns & chains on the cirklon - you'll be able to get some wicked acid riffs going! ;) have a look into the cvio option which spits out control voltages directly (so no need to go through your kenton = less latency).