Doepfer

Hi John, i have been using an Sh101 to control my A100. It is a great 
way to create short phrases quickly. The big bonus to using the sh101
is the fact that you can do tied wiythout pulling your hair out.

I guess most people use midi2cv converters with their A100's.If 
people had access to an sh101 style sequencer , they would see the 
benefits.

In the TKB poll which I did a few months ago, I had proposed the idea 
that an sh101 sequencer be made as a module and have a buss access to 
the TKB so you could have them sync to the TKB's clock and the TKB's 
keyboard as the input source. Several people voted for this function, 
I hope it becomes a reality. 

RM


--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "John" <jvtalbert@y...> wrote:
> I don't know if this was mentioned in the past, but after 
> experimenting a bit today on the A100 with the SH-101 sequencer, I 
> though that a useful alternate sequencer Doepfer could offer in the 
> future would be one that could capture incoming voltages, store 
them 
> into an 8 or 16 slot array (as well as a direct thru so one could 
hear 
> what was being programmed) and provide the ability to output the 
> captured voltages at a clock controlled speed either sequentially 
> forward, reverse, pendulum or random.   A separate (or integrated) 
> module could handle gates, holds and rests. In essense, similar to 
> simplistic sequencer on the SH-101.  I find this a great way to 
create 
> short sequences quickly without firing up Logic or dialing in steps 
on 
> a step sequencer.
> 
> Just a thought.
> 
> Kindest regards,
> John