MOTM

Yes, as SJ said, you could fire an event at a particular step. You could
stick a pulse divider between a gate out and an EG so that it fires only
every OTHER loop, etc., too. You could even use an 8-stage seq as a Master
to fire 8 other sequencers in sequence...the amount of money you could spend
would make Hans Zimmer blush!  ;-)

Or, as Dave said, the gates could be "internal" and put to a rotary switch.
Many sequencers go this route.


-----Original Message-----
From: J. Larry Hendry
To: motm@yahoogroups.com
Sent: 09/02/2001 9:32 PM
Subject: Re: [motm] Sequencer use WAS:  Big Dave's son of sam or something
:)

> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: Tkacs, Ken <ken.tkacs@...>
<<snip>>
> voltage control of duration! If you use a VCO as a
> clock, you can feed one of the CV ranks to control
> that VCO's pitch. 

LH:  Cool Ken.  I never would have thought about that.
It would almost seem like a waste of a good full featured
VCO.  So, a basic VCO built in for VC clock might be
a good idea.

> # of Steps: As stated above, each stage gets it's own
> gate out jack. There is usually also some sort of "Master
> Reset" input jack that, when tripped high, restarts the
> count at "Zero" or stage-1 of the sequencer.

OK.  That makes sense.  But, it bring up another question.
Other than controlling the number of steps, why do I want
or need individual gate outs?

Thanks,
Larry H



 

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