hello,
Does anyone know a sequencer with the ability to skip steps, I mean NOT randomly. For example: original sequence 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Now skipping step 3: 1,2,4,5,6,7,8.
The sequencer should jump to step 4 after step 2.
Currently I use the ML Analog Sequencer, but want another one.
any ideas?
Karl
More broadly, any sequencer with a VC addressable Step input can “skip” steps. You use another sequencer instance patched into that input. So the first sequencer is scrolling thru the values {0,1,3,4,5,6,7} for example in your case.
And then when you decide, oh, I actually want to skip steps 4 and 6 now, it is an easy matter of editing the values going into the first sequencer. Or drive that sequencer with another sequencer!
I tend to use DocB PLC or Sickozell Shifter (64 addresses) into DocB P16S, into ML Sequential Switch (which has the advantage of being polyphonic too).
Not exactly the question you asked, but just wanted to point out the broader possibilities.
thanks for the ideas, but I must say, I forget a detail: the sequencer should have 16 steps.