MATRIXSYNTH: Roland 100m Sequencer 183 - 7


Friday, May 25, 2007

Roland 100m Sequencer 183 - 7

flickr by ryktnk.

via Stephen Jones.

"Check out what this guy has done. This is a 183 (non-existent) sequencer for the Roland System 100M. Its a one off, but the guy is already working on" the following:

170 Pitch to voltage module.
175 Triple Vactrol Bandpass filter

Title link takes you to more System 100m shots. Amazing.
Posted by matrix at 5/25/2007 05:24:00 AM
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5 comments:

  1. Anonymous5/25/07, 7:08 AM

    Hi

    Thanks for the coverage !

    Just a correction:-
    170 Pitch to voltage module.
    175 Triple Vactrol Bandpass filter, not MS20 style.

    -ryktnk-

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  2. Reed5/25/07, 7:16 AM

    Great design. The two rows of LED's are worth the price of admission alone.

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  3. Anonymous5/25/07, 7:30 AM

    title link takes you to comments.

    I wanna see the pics!

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  4. matrix5/25/07, 7:39 AM

    Thanks ryktnk! I corrected the post. metro-sonus, apologies for the missed link. It's updated now.

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  5. Unknown5/26/07, 12:06 AM

    Looks great! It would be fantastic if there was the option for a System700 type filter, complete with a control voltage input for resonance just like on the big boy.

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