I built a Moogerfooger CP-252

[soundxplorer]

OK, so I "built" it in Photoshop.

But I wish Moog would build it in real life.

 

It's an 8-step sequencer with two simple envelopes.

The sequencer repeats in LOOP mode, but click the rocker switch to TRIG and it goes into "single shot" mode, which means that a pulse at the trigger input immediately runs the sequencer through steps 1-8 at the current rate, then stops. This could also be used as a "reset" input.

Each step of the sequencer sends out a GATE signal, and you have control of the gate length (globally). The GATE signal defaults internally to both envelopes, but you can bypass it by plugging something into the TRIG input of an envelope.

ENV 1 is an AD envelope that ignores the gate length and goes straight into the Decay cycle after the Attack has finished.

ENV 2 is an AR envelope that sustains the final Attack voltage until it receives the GATE OFF signal, and then it goes into the Release cycle.

 

[VCOrhubarb]

My only criticism is about the silly product name.

 

remove *.fooger

[AnalogBastard]

Nice, but you forgot the LED'S for each step we need the blinky factor

[soundxplorer]

Nice, but you forgot the LED'S for each step we need the blinky factor

 

Oh damn, you're right! How could I forget Vegas Mode

[Sad Darwin]

I endorse this plan and would like to subscribe to your pamphlet and/or club.