Doepfer

Hi

> A "Rhythm Sequencer"
Yes Yes Yes Yes!!!!

But see my suggestions for a modular sequencing system ("ceterum 
censeo..."):
This should not be a trigger sequencer, but a switch sequencer (with 
DG409).

This means for the switch sequencer:

Module one:
16 three position switches.
Center position is off (pulldown resistor to ground).
Upper position is fed by bus, which is fed to a socket, which is 
normalized to the trigger.
Upper position is connected for each switch to a socket. This row of 
sockets is normalized to a bus, which is fed by socket. This socket 
again is normalized to a trigger with adjustable gate length.

By the usage of normalize sockets you also could switch in sequence 
between different audio- or CV-signals (not only triggers).

Module two:
Either A154
Or a simplified version of A-154 with
- clockgenerator, Tempo
- ext. clock in
- clock out
- clock out Gate length
- reset (four switches or one HEX encoder switch)
- ext. reset in


Module three:
similar like module one, but instead of the switches there should be 
pots, which are connected to the sockets.

This system could be a followup to the A-155 (module numbers A-155-1/2/3?)

Florian