Pittsburgh Sequencer

The sequence can be maximum eight steps long, a switch gives you the possibility to reduce the number of steps to 4 or 6. the sequencer advances to the next step when it receives a gate, square wave or a trigger at the CLK input.

A number of inputs modifies the sequencer´s behavior and allows for creative sequencing. Reset: a positive voltage at the RST-socket will reset the sequencer. Hold: a positive voltage at the HLD socket will hold the sequencer, creating a rest. The ADD socket is used for transposing the sequence by a CV.

The voltage range is 0-10V and the sequencer has two parallel buffered outputs.