Analogue-sequencer

> Any known dates for the ready-build units and/or
> the prepopulated boards?

I should have 4 ready-built units finished in a few of weeks. Steve T is
going to do the cases for me, which are the same desktop style as Paul
Nagle's unit.
Anyone wanting one of these might like to drop me a mail - I'll take
deposits from anyone that wants to be sure of one. Prices will be 420 ukp
with LCD display, 444 ukp with the far superior PLED.
Once I shift these four, I'll be ordering the second run of boards.
Pre-pop boards will come from them, if they don't all sell as PCB/CPU kits
first.

> Or as an alternative, a single
> online shop where I can buy the full BOM? I'm not afraid to
> build the thing myself, but I hate endless shopping for
> parts.

It's a pity Rapid Electronics don't let you order online - they do nearly
everything you need, at better prices than Farnell. But ordering by phone
isn't that much trouble.
Anyone with tips on non-UK suppliers, please feel free to post them !

> Ah, I think I understand now. In random mode we random
> access to any of the pattern's steps, while in brownian
> mode you cannot skip steps, but instead randomly change
> directions (or use the same step again). Correct? If so,
> cool!!

A jump of 2 steps might be possible - depends on the probabilities.
It could be there's a 30% chance of going one step forward, 30% chance of
one step back, 30% chance of staying put, and 5% chances of 2 steps forward
or back. I've not decided on the distribution yet. I'll need to play with
it, and see what's musical...

Cheers,
Colin f



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On Tuesday 14 October 2003 11:58, Colin f wrote:

> A jump of 2 steps might be possible - depends on the
> probabilities. It could be there's a 30% chance of going
> one step forward, 30% chance of one step back, 30% chance
> of staying put, and 5% chances of 2 steps forward or
> back. I've not decided on the distribution yet. I'll need
> to play with it, and see what's musical...

What about an incoming CC controlling the distribution from 
tight to wide? :))

- Robert