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EURO-SERGE - SYSTEM MODULES
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Figure 5.6.15
ES28 TOUCH SEQUENCER.
It is useful to think of the ES28 as composed of
two separate parts: The Sequencer and the Touch Pad Controller.
8-Stage Sequencer. Only one stage can be on at any given instant. Each
stage controls a specific column of pots, so that if Stage #7 is on, it
activates all four pots in Stage #7.
In its normal mode the Sequencer will advance one stage every time it
receives a CLOCK pulse. That is, if the Sequencer was on Stage #5 and it
receives a CLOCK pulse it will advance to Stage #6. If it is on Stage #8 and
receives a clock pulse, it wraps around and activates Stage 31. This
function was described in an earlier section. There are, however, a number
of other ways of controlling the Sequencer to provide musical patterns.
UP/DOWN.
If a HI voltage is applied to the [UP/DOWN/ input, the
Sequencer will step DOWNWARDS instead of upward when it receives a
CLOCK pulse. If it is on Stage #1, it will wrap-up to Stage #8.
HOLD.
If at any time (either in it’s up or down mode) the Sequencer
receives a HI voltage as its [HOLD] input, the Sequencer will stop until the
[HOLD] drops LO. This is useful for producing elaborate rhythms.
VARIABLE LENGTH SEQUENCE.
It is often desirable to have sequences
shorter than the eight stages, or it have variable length sequences. For
these purposes a [RESET] input is provided. The [RESET] is triggered by a
pulse from other pulse outputs on the ES28 or by pulses from other
modules.