Dreadbox Typhon - 8 custom sequences. No talking.

[@HotStrange]

Fucking hell. This is the demo that finally sold me on this thing. The Typhon is meaty, holy shit. Awesome work!

[@DECIMA1]

This is a great example of what can be done with the Typhon's sequencer! Thanks :)

[@PaulBoos]

Cool stuff - and I still want your robots... :-P

[@909techno]

nice!

[@adamsmith7058]

Internal Sequencer?

[@AdamJayTechnoElectro]

Of course. There isn't a single midi jack going into it. :)

[@adamsmith7058]

@@AdamJayTechnoElectro Lol. No there isn't. Late night's and all that, being a bit less than attentive:) Didn't realize this little machine was capable of so many timbres and colours. Very musical use of it's sequencer.

[@AdamJayTechnoElectro]

@@adamsmith7058 I am a sucker for internal sequencers that have a couple tricks up their sleeves. This one has quick access to probability, division, and sequence length. Also the mod sequencers can run at different lengths for polyrhythmic modulation. As great as this synth sounds, I wouldn't have bought it if it weren't for the internal sequencer.

[@adamsmith7058]

@@AdamJayTechnoElectro I love being able to do that kind of sequencing, where the boundaries between writing a groove or rhythmic phrase and generative composition are somewhat blurred. Have you checked this out by any chance? kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWmkhoVprZ53fbs it's a probabilistic sequencing vst, that has been put out as open source software after being a commercial release . Had a lot fun last night, using it to control Diva, Bazille, Hive and The Legend. Not quite Numerology, but pretty powerful and free which is the best price point in my book. The Github page is here github.com/rudeog/stochas_open if that has piqued your interest.

[@AdamJayTechnoElectro]

@@adamsmith7058 Very cool. I'm pretty happy with A4/OT for probability based MIDI sequencing. It's nice to see it getting more of a foothold. I thought I'd be a little miffed that the Typhon's probability slider is global (all steps in the internal sequence), and not per step. But, it turns out this global probability slider still has some good use and I like it this way just fine.