Open 4,4 Sequencer, Simulated

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I have created a a 4 step 4 channel sequencer, which I planed to make out of real discreet hardware, and I would be happy for any suggestions for improvements, although this software is pretty much used to its limit. The simulator I used was the only one I could find that allowed for different pitch outputs, and it sounds best at the higher speeds. This is from 2 years ago, I seem to remember something disappearing from my save file.

Here is the link and specs.

http://www.neuroproductions.be/logic-lab/index.php?id=17056 (direct link to my project)

open 4,4 sequencer
19 flip flops
36 and gates
16 or gates (unnecessary out side of the simulator)
variable speed clock
4 user definable buzzers
4 push buttons

Will add 4x4 led grid if i build this. Any suggestions are welcome

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haydn jones • 05/04/2015 at 11:07 • 2 comments

The design for this project is complete within the simulator, but I am abandoning this is favour of a modular 16 step sequencer. I have been speaking to a musician friend lately about what he needs in an instrument and have decided that if I am going to build one, it will be much better than this. Parts are on order, so I may post a new project within a month.
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haydn jones • 04/14/2015 at 13:09 • 0 comments

A slightly less technical version I just made from scratch, uses switcher instead of memory. It just makes the counter clearer.
http://www.neuroproductions.be/logic-lab/index.php?id=39570

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davedarko wrote 04/25/2015 at 09:10

thanks for that neuroproducts.be link - I've made a t-flip-flop from nand logic so I'm able to build a 4011 ring modulator for my synthesizer with it ( well researched and thrown together by stuff others made long ago is a better description...)

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davedarko wrote 04/15/2015 at 22:14

I guess my browser is not really capable of playing that right, but it looks complex and awesome. The version with switches is not that heavy for the browser though. Looking forward to the updates, definitely subscribed.

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