1. LED: Light-emitting diodes indicate speed, type and position of sequence.
2. Position Tuning Sliders: Allow performer to tune individual steps via variable slider.
3. Gate Bus Switches: These can be used for: skip, reset function;
controlling rate of internal
clock (produces complex rhythms); triggering a synthesizer's envelope
generators; opening
VCFs, VCAs fdr accents.
4. Internal Clock: Controls speed and rhythmic variation of sequence. Voltage controlled.
5. Various Gate Jacks: Used for trig·erig: a synthesizer's envelope generators.
6. Ouantizer: A two-channel devicc that rounds off the voltage
received from the sequencer
position outputs to ttie neni-es· 1/12th volt. Eni·bles
performer to tune in perfect chromatic increments.
7. Multiple: Splits any signal irito four outputs.
8. Step/Reset: Step moves position of sequrnce one step forward. Reset places sequence back to position 1.
9. Sequential/Random: In the sequential mode, the sequence
moves in an orderly stepped pattern. The
random continuously changes its position.
10. 16/1, 8/2 Switch: In the 16/1 mode, a16-note sequence is
possible. In the 8/2 mode, both the A and B
banks are stepped in eight positions in parallel. Allows the performer
to tune an eight-note melody in bank
A and a discrete eight-note harmony in bank B.