shitty? yes. fun. sure? deviant?
mark verbos designed this as a child; i built one as a big baby. we’ve used it on a lot of cheezy noizy sounds. interested in a rotary sequencer, and due to its design, the 10 hour clockface was chosen. crappy 555 internal clock , but also takes external clock. the center rotary switch will change steps from 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 10. 10 trig outs on the side. case is from a kids wood puzzle set. i have one more of these wood puzzle cases to be a companion to this corny sequencer — not sure what simple, stand-alone module would be best…
How about Ray Wilson’s ? – similarly cheesy if nothing else!
looks like a fun one! thanks, i had’nt seen that page before. i’ll have to add it to my list of mfos to do’s.
Is this using one of those 10-step CMOS chips? If so, I did something similar, (also with a 555 timer). I also used a 555 for a square wave oscillator, and had each step go to a different photo resistor feeding into the 555, so that the pitches are dependent on light… I made the speed of the stepper chip dependent on a photo resistor as well…
Nice job. I completely agree with you.
A wonderful job. Super helpful infomarotin.