Transcendent Ratcheting Sequences

[@VincentsVideoVisions]

I could listen all day

[@VykaarTones]

Thanks

[@haggardjeff48]

Freaking love it!!!

[@auberginemachine567]

Really cool

[@gregmarshall1959]

Excellent

[@markschweter6371]

I'm going to have to start downloading to get rid of the @#$%^&*!!!!! Ads...

[@VykaarTones]

Are the ads on everything or only after a few minutes? I put my most liked tracks on Bandcamp for un hindered steaming or purchase and download. Everything I watch on You Tube has adverts and they are always horribly louder than my videos and lately I have to watch two before the content I want starts. There's never gone to be a nice hippie free internet is there? What you got to say Tim you invented it...?

[@markschweter6371]

@@VykaarTones The "usual" 1/4 - 1/3 way in on the LONG uploads. I keep forgetting to check the Bandcamp.🤪

[@markschweter6371]

Did you add trigger/gate/VC inputs to the Transcendent ? So, how many 960s do you have now... six ?

[@VykaarTones]

It already has CV and gate inputs but the CV is not 1 volt per octave and the gate is inverted. You also have to hold a key down when using the external gate; I have added a switch to solve that problem. Unquantized 960 CV works ok with T2000. I only have 5 960s.

[@markschweter6371]

@@VykaarTones Thanks... Is CV v/Hz, then, or some proprietary scale? [Just curious ]

[@VykaarTones]

@@markschweter6371 I think it's 830mV per octave - just not 1V per octave but no problem with a completely variable voltage like the 960.

[@markschweter6371]

@@VykaarTones Yup ! If you really needed stability, probably could use one of the tunable/scalable quantizers?

[@VykaarTones]

I just like the nearly there totally analog accuracy... If I was that bothered I could put an opamp circuit inside to reduce the one volt from most sequencers down to whatever is needed here but at the moment I don't need that - but if I did that semitone quantizers would work.