SergeModular

> what I want to achieve: take a clock trigger out from one (non-banana)
> modular system and use it to drive several trigger ins on a serge
> system simultaneously (sequencer clock, triggering envelopes from the
> timegen clock, etc.)
>
> what I was thinking I could do: connect the trig output from my
> non-banana system to one trig input on the serge (say the sequencer
> clock input), and then mult that input banana jack to other trigger
> inputs on the serge.
>
> BUT: this would be connecting several ins together. I know you
> shouldn't connect outs together, but what about ins? How else could I
> achieve this?
>
> thanks,
> KKonk.eat.
>
>

--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com, darkstr1746@... wrote:
>
> that's the beauty of a Serge. . you can do that sort of stuff. I'm
sure others will give you a more technical answer with some caveats
but that's the short answer. I used to do it all the time. I've had as
many as five cables to a stack going to different "ins".
> have fun
> kind regards
> jd
> -------------- Original message ----------------------
> From: "kkonkkrete" <kkonkkrete@...>
> > what I want to achieve: take a clock trigger out from one (non-banana)
> > modular system and use it to drive several trigger ins on a serge
> > system simultaneously (sequencer clock, triggering envelopes from the
> > timegen clock, etc.)
> >
> > what I was thinking I could do: connect the trig output from my
> > non-banana system to one trig input on the serge (say the sequencer
> > clock input), and then mult that input banana jack to other trigger
> > inputs on the serge.
> >
> > BUT: this would be connecting several ins together. I know you
> > shouldn't connect outs together, but what about ins? How else could I
> > achieve this?
> >
> > thanks,
> > KKonk.eat.
> >
> >
>