8-Step Sequencer with voltage controllable pattern (VCPS)

[blue hell]

Oh yes, plenty of control stuff to be done for emebedded computer thingies. And I'll push noone anywhere

[blue hell]

Fiddled a bit with it .. and came to the conclusion that 16 steps can work alright provided that the gain and offset controls for the VC input work exponentially.

That way you only need as many steps as there are steps in the sequencer .. and you can then set the offset to the step the effect should start on and the gain to the range of steps it should work on.

In code this is easy to do, in pseudo code something like:

[blue hell]

Oh and also - it is a very nice sequencer!

[sticks & gongs]

Hi folks
Almost done with the wiring of this long neglected project...
I realized now there are two CV outputs available....??
What's the difference between the "processed CV out" from W1 and the attenuated "CV out" from J2??

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[The Peasant]

The processed CV out is just the input CV combined with the offset and fine controls. The CV out from J2 is the actual sequencer CV output from each step.

Take care,
Doug

[sticks & gongs]

Thanks for the explanation
Is nice to be back here

[Skrog Productions]

nice build on the sequencer

[sticks & gongs]

Thanks...trying to put together a basic buchla system....this sequencer seemed a bit tight for a eurorack...better would be if it even start to work correctly

[sticks & gongs]