New Video: Time modules demonstration

I threw down with the modular and 909 and rocked the mic for y'all:

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f***ing awesome!

Did you build the whole system yourself?

You have a smooth voice S&TG, you should be on the radio.

And your modular is very... boingy

Oh, and well done for pronouncing Doepfer correctly!

Nice! I noticed Noisebug is starting to sell your stuff.

I liked the comment about how you can do this all day and not get bored, lol.

Do I understand this correctly in that you've basically taken a stepsequencer and chopped it up in 4 separate modules instead of one huge-ass one?

Can you explain what a "transport" is? (in this context, that is)

Oh, and awesome work, btw.

:thu:

Looks great!

I think what he means by transport is that there's no need for a play/pause/stop set of controls on every clocked device, especially in a modular where real estate is at a premium.

that is correct. also no need for internal clock oscillators in sequencers when they really need a way to interface with other stuff easier.

Is a Frac version of this possible, or would it be too crowded?

i'm sorry, that's not going to be possible.

however, they only need 5 volts so i could sell you a power solution for like 20 bucks or less, and if you wanted them i could put 3.5mm jacks or Switchcraft Tini-Jax (depending on what you're into.)

for example: there is one person who wants these with bananas.

Cool, good to know. Finances willing I'd like to start a modular in a few months. I've already got my eye on a few of your modules, though I'm leaning toward starting with a few Blacet kits to keep my buying pace at something reasonable and developing a bit of skill with the soldering iron. I can't imagine owning a modular and not having the skill to fix little things that go awry.

I'm looking at your diagram and the panels and reading your descriptions on your site: Are the "Shift" inputs an external clock? If so, why didn't you call them "Clock"? Which makes me think that I'm misunderstanding it.

the Moog 960's stage advance input was labeled "shift."

also, "clock" implies repetition, but it's important to approach sequencing from a larger perspective than that.

"enough of that jibber jabber"...

Nice work suit, very creative. And you made a demo with good sound quality!

Watch out...suit gets "it", whatever "it" is.

My esteem for STG increases, again.

That's cool

Very cool how changing the length of the sequence creates the impression of moving from one part of a song to a second part of a song.

This would be useful with a CV-midi interface to drive my A6, OB-Xa or OB-8.

Mark

Good stuff STG. I'm honored to have seen your modular system in person.

thanks for the kind words.

and Sgt, yes i'd love to bananatise this system for you.

ah but that's what Numerology is for. if you have MIDI needs you should get that instead.

I thought for certain you could be swayed to do a MIDI version with enough requests.

I thought for certain you could be swayed to do a MIDI version with enough requests.

MIDI is what we'd call "out of scope" for this project.

I see. Numerology is obviously a great alternative.

THERE ARE SOME POSTS MISSING IN THIS THREAD.

There's nothing missing here...stg just talks to himself.

Actually I didn't know what you meant before you edited your post and it said something's missing. I'm slow.