A new sequencer I’m working on: Horse a Doodle Doo
The concept I started with was: “I want to turn one knob and get an interesting gate and CV sequence”. This is the “pattern” knob on Horse a Doodle Doo. There is no randomization going on, the sequences are completely determined by the pattern & density settings. The module is also fully polyphonic, the video above demonstrates 3 channels from Horse-a’ driving the newly polyphonic Macro Oscillator 2 (love the polyphony, thanks @vortico). I’m using a 2nd instance of Horse-a’ clocked by the EOC of the 1st to move the pitch every 16 clocks.
I agree, it worked fine for a single channel (non-polyphony) sequence, and I haven’t done any work on arranging it correctly. Before I release the module, it certainly won’t cover up the UI, and I will probably include an option to turn the visualization off entirely. Thanks for the feedback!
Why not making an extra module for those who like to have this kind of display. With a polyphonic input, then we could have as many displays as we want. Possible it works with other polyphonic signals also?
Messing about with Horse a Doodle Doo I’ve noticed that the right click menu for the pattern knob is only 3 rows deep but the number of rows of text changes with the number of channels of polyphony being used. Other than that it’s nice.