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QUICK START

 

Basic patch: Connect the CV OUT 1 to the 1V/

Oct input of a VCO module. Patch this module into a VCA, 

whose volume is controlled by an envelope generator. 

Patch the GATE OUT 1 to this envelope generator’s 

trigger/gate input. Repeat with additional outputs and 

external oscillators/VCAs, or use the additional CV outs to 

modulate other parameters of your instrument. 

 

We recommend the use of INDUSTRIAL 

MUSIC ELECTRONICS modules such as the HERTZ 

DONUT, PISTON HONDA, and DOUBLE ANDORE with 

the STILLSON HAMMER. The MKII versions of these 

modules are specially designed to work the best with this 

sequencer. If you turn the large frequency knobs on either 

of these oscillator modules to the zero position while the 

1v/OCT signal is patched to the sequencer, the basic pitch 

will correspond to the note and scale names shown on 

the STILLSON HAMMER’s display. If you are using other 

models of oscillator, take care to adjust them so that all 

oscillators connected to the sequencer are playing in tune 

if given the same output voltage. Push the RUN/STOP 

button so it turns green and the sequence starts playing.

 

Next, select Track 1 by pressing its TRACK 

SELECT button. Next, push the GATE PAGE SELECT 

button and move some sliders so that the LEDs light up.  

 

 

The attached VCA and envelope should be 

triggering and emitting sound Next, push the CV PAGE 

SELECT button and move the sliders to set the pitches 

for each of your gated steps. See the TRACK OPTIONS 

text below for help in setting up your quantizer scale.  

The 16 sliders at the bottom of the module are used for 

programming all sequence data. Their function will change 

depending on the PAGE SELECTION. If the page focus is 

changed, the sliders will not program new data into the 

sequence unless they are moved slightly from their current 

physical positions.

TRANSPORT CONTROLS:

 

Press the RUN/STOP button to start or stop the 

sequence. When running, it will advance at a rate set by 

the CLOCK controls. Even if the clock source is external, 

the sequencer will not run unless the mode is set to RUN 

(the button will light green if running, and red if stopped.) 

The jack above this button accepts external trigger signals 

and has the same effect as the button.

 

While the sequencer is stopped, you can change 

the active step position by turning the ROTARY ENCODER. 

The ENCODER also has a built-in button. If you push 

down on the ROTARY ENCODER while the sequencer is 

stopped, it will activate all four GATE OUTS. When you 

change the step by using the encoder, the display will 

COPY/
PASTE

CLOCK

LOAD/
COMPARE

SAVE

TRANSPORT

ASSIGNABLE CONTROLLERS

TRACK SELECT

CV

RANGE

COUNT

BURST

SPEED

INIT

GATE

SLIDED

ELAY

RANDOM

SHIFT

PAGE SELECT

MEMORY

4-CHANNEL PERFORMANCE SEQUENCER

STILLSON HAMMER

INDUSTRIAL MUSIC ELECTRONICS MODEL 1974 MARK II •  MANUFACTURED IN PORTLAND, OREGON • INSPECTED IN SEATTLE, WASHINGTON USA

TRANSPORT

EXT
CLK

CV IN

CV 

IN

CV OUTS

GATE 
OUTS

CLK  OUT

RUN/
STOP

MODE

A

B

RESET

IV

III

II

I

IV

III

II

I

RUN/
STOP

A

B

RESET

TRANSPORT CONTROLS

(page 1, 4)

DISPLAY

MEMORY BUTTONS (page 5)

EXTERNAL RECORD TRIGGER IN (page 5)

CV OUTS

CLK OUT

GATE OUTS

(page 1)

ENCODER

PAGE SELECT

MODIFIERS

(page 3-4)

SLIDERS

EXT CLK IN

CLOCK 

OPTIONS

(page 2-3)

ASSIGNABLE

CV A/B

(page 3-4)

INDUSTRIAL MUSIC ELECTRONICS

STILLSON HAMMER MARK II

OPERATIONS MANUAL OS v. 1.0

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