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i'd be real hot for an elektron seq wencer like the cirklon. ideally cheaper. definitely would need to break out of the grid more than the current elektron sequencers in order to get my grover cleveland.

i'd be real hot for an elektron seq wencer like the cirklon. ideally cheaper. definitely would need to break out of the grid more than the current elektron sequencers in order to get my grover cleveland.

Hmm could be analogue realised using FPGA devices

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Field-programmable_gate_array

darenager wrote:
Hmm could be analogue realised using FPGA devices

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Field-programmable_gate_array

Unlikely - FPGAs are Gate Arrays. The magic thing about digital is that you can reduce any digital design to a series of NAND gates. So if you have a large array of NAND gates you just need to be able to modify their interconnection to build any desired digital circuit.

There isn't a universal analog circuit element that allows you to emulate any other. Capacitors, resistors, transistors and the rest are all unique devices. Even though transistors are theoretically similar devices among themselves the actual behavior of different transistors plays a significant role in the design of an analog circuit.

Elektron's best bet would be to build low-voltage, low-current devices with the smallest SMD parts possible. The JoMoX T-Resonator does this with its filters on tiny little daughterboards.

kirlian wrote:
i'd be real hot for an elektron seq wencer like the cirklon. ideally cheaper. definitely would need to break out of the grid more than the current elektron sequencers in order to get my grover cleveland.

THIS^^^^^^^^^^
To have such sequencing abilities like the Cirklon would be it for the Qualrinity... of course some effects and added that it would make you breakfast in the morning wouldn't hurt

It looks like some letters are faintly visible above the power socket. To me it's -log. You know, as in slog, catalog or tagalog.

Indigo333 wrote:
kirlian wrote:
i'd be real hot for an elektron seq wencer like the cirklon. ideally cheaper. definitely would need to break out of the grid more than the current elektron sequencers in order to get my grover cleveland.

THIS^^^^^^^^^^
To have such sequencing abilities like the Cirklon would be it for the Qualrinity... of course some effects and added that it would make you breakfast in the morning wouldn't hurt

I recently got my Cirklon.. and was using the OT before that. Cirklon is just the dream come true sequencer. If this new machine had just 1/10th of what the Cirklon can do... That would be incredible. For what the Cirklon can do, its super cheap in price.. It doesnt make sound.. so I guess thats not good for some people. It has all the micro timing, infinite bar length... control VSTs, Midi and CV.. setup an instrument once.. never do it again.

If Elektron made a 100% dedicated Sequencer... then they could pull it off.. but not mixed in with something else

The logo reads "OD" it looks like.

What do you think this stands for?

audible wrote:
It looks like some letters are faintly visible above the power socket. To me it's -log. You know, as in slog, catalog or tagalog.

well...this is a very strong point to guess it an analog synth