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Here's the hands on, performance orientated, knob-laden begs to be touched ... Generator from Analogue Solutions. The Generator offers 3 rows of analogue voltage sequencing, a unique way to create gate sequences, a series of pressure pads for transposing, performing and interacting with the sequences or independently and plenty more. It can be driven from an internal clock, external clock or MIDI and you also get some CV influence over the patterns and voltages. Lovely stuff. Skip around as you see fit, timing links below.

More info + website - http://bit.ly/generator-sequencer

TIMING INDEX / SECTIONS

01:41 Features

06:28 Classic analogue synth sequencing

09:03 Modulation, mode and FX sequencing

09:58 PATCH HACK - creating additional gate patterns

13:48 Distortion jam with CV control of the Generator

15:21 3 note chord sequencing

16:44 Voltage Generator with pressure performance mapping

A big thank you to Analogue Solutions for sponsoring this content. Please note that sponsorship of a video demo DOES NOT add any element of control over my patches, what I say or how I choose to make a video. Other than as a service - I will make an overview demo video.

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Hands on analog sequencing with the Generator from Analogue Solutions

**TIMING INDEX / SECTIONS BELOW**. Here's the hands on, performance orientated, knob-laden begs to be touched ... Generator from Analogue Solutions. The Generator offers 3 rows of analogue voltage sequencing, a unique way to create gate sequences, a series of pressure pads for transposing, performing and interacting with the sequences or independently and plenty more. It can be driven from an internal clock, external clock or MIDI and you also get some CV influence over the patterns and voltages. Lovely stuff. Skip around as you see fit, timing links below. More info + website - http://bit.ly/generator-sequencer TIMING INDEX / SECTIONS 01:41 Features 06:28 Classic analogue synth sequencing 09:03 Modulation, mode and FX sequencing 09:58 PATCH HACK - creating additional gate patterns 13:48 Distortion jam with CV control of the Generator 15:21 3 note chord sequencing 16:44 Voltage Generator with pressure performance mapping A big thank you to Analogue Solutions for sponsoring this content. Please note that sponsorship of a video demo DOES NOT add any element of control over my patches, what I say or how I choose to make a video. Other than as a service - I will make an overview demo video. Subscribe for more DivKid videos: http://bit.ly/DivKidYTSub Be awesome! Support me on Patreon - http://www.patreon.com/divkid https://twitter.com/divkid https://www.facebook.com/DivKidmusic/ https://divkidvideo.com

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David Zisa

Hey Div...what’s the range on the CV outs? Looking to use this with my Verbos rig and most of the CV inputs need around 8V for a full range sweep.

M.S. Patterson

This looks to be an interesting beast... I wonder if a better bleeps vid might be about about the different "styles" of sequences out there, from simple 4-8 step gate or CV, those that do both, Euclidean, beasts like the Eloquencer. Rene, the Generator. How they relate to different purposes and use cases and styles of working (menu diving, vs. all hands on, and the squishy middle bits).

Dave Peachey

Useful demo; thanks very much. It's helped to clarify some things where other reviews/demos have left me feeling confused about what, exactly, is going on (which isn't a good thing in a demo/review). Also, having seen the ADDAC Stochastic Function Generator in your rig, is there any chance of a demo of that in the near future? I know that it andMN Maths have some basics in common but the ADDAC SFG (in spite of there not been a proper manual for it ... which seems to be an ADDAC trait) does appear to have some useful and interesting additions. Cheers, Dave