Copyright 2020 by Synthetic Sound Labs LLC - 3650 Digital Sequencer
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1.
Follow (default)
2.
1/4
3.
1/3
4.
1/2
5.
2/3
6.
3/4
7.
Full (almost- gate will still drop briefly before next step)
8.
Second 1/4
9.
Third 1/4
10.
Fourth 1/4
11.
Second 1/3
12.
Third 1/3
13.
Second 1/2
14.
Double (ratchet!)
15.
Triple (ratchet!)
16.
Quadruple (ratchet!)
To select one of the gate timings, first select the desired step using the STEP buttons, then select a note. By
default, Timing mode 1 “Follow” is selected for that note. Now
each time you press the same note, the next
gate timing will be selected. The current timing number will be shown briefly on the STEP LEDs as each new
timing is selected. The PULSE OUT will also do its best to follow the selected gate timing for you.
All gate timing modes except Mode 1 work by dividing the incoming clock signal then calculating the needed
timings. This works best with steady clocks. Mode 1 is usually best to use for rapidly changing clock rates.
[1X] MODE
Purpose:
Normally, when [1X] mode is
disabled
, and the playing a sequence reaches stage #16 (or whichever LOOP step
you have set), it will loop back to step #1 and begin playing the sequence again.
Enabling
1X mode is useful when you are cascading multiple sequencers for example, as explained under
EXPANSION (below).
Default:
1X mode is
disabled
by default.
Operation:
Toggle (2 states)
- Hold PROG/RESET down and tap the RUN button. The RUN LED will flicker briefly
for
disabled
and blink twice for
enabled
.
EXPANSION (Multiple Sequencers)
Normally, the 3650 will automatically loop back to step #1 at the end of the sequence
–
either step #16, or
wherever you have manually set a LOOP step.
The START IN and END OUT jacks can be used to daisy-chain multiple 3650 sequencers together, fire events on
other modules, or reset the 3650 to step #1.
•
START IN:
A gate pulse into this jack resets the sequencer to step #1. It also puts it in run mode if it
is not already.
