Analogue-sequencer

The reason I mention this is because I was surfing about recently and 
came upon a page for Tidal electronics (which I thought was totally 
defunct) and I remember "Theo" and "Tidal" and his yellow "Step-One" 
sequencer.  Anyone else remember this thing?  It was similar to the 
P3 (midi,pattern,multi track) but it had a CV out board for 4 tracks, 
each with note,gate,veloc and one other (I forget)..  anyway it never 
made it to production and I wanted it so bad back then (4/5 yrs ago) 
in my modular days..  now just recently i'm back at the modular thing 
and having the converter and sequencer in one piece would definitely 
be cool.  I would want two tracks worth of outputs, or about 8 
jacks.  Any more would probably be overkill for 90% of users.. 
perhaps they all could be freely assignable to whatever, or make 3 
just for gates/triggers and the other 5 for cv's..  maybe these could 
be semi modular in that if you wanted 4 tracks worth of cv-outs, you 
buy two boards, 6 tracks, buy 3, etc..  I realize that the P3's micro 
is pretty much maxed out so it would have to be more or less a set 
and forget add in.  I guess in that case, why not just get a midi/cv 
behind a modular panel?  yeah yeah I know, its probably the best 
thing anyway..   I just look at all that empty space in the case!


thinking out loud here. . . midi-cv for modulars  I think the 
analouge systems RS140 is a nice implementation of midi/cv for 
modular use.  Assignable outs and assignable output range for those 
outputs.  Very configurable is the key here, and it has a display of 
its own.  64 setup memories too..
well Ill have a solution of my own regardless, probably a decent unit 
or two behind a panel in my system..  

later
~Steve