flickr By Analogue Haven"Introducing the Modcan Touch-Sequencer, the newest module from one of Canada's most prolific modular manufacturers. We are extremely happy to welcome Modcan to the Eurorack format.
The first module released by Modcan in Eurorack will be an interactive sequencer which accepts user input via the front panel touch screen, in addition to the other controls. The module is very thin so it will fit in a skiff, yet its also quite flexible. Check out the
"feature highlights" list on our webpage!
The Modcan Touch-Sequencers have begun shipping from Canada and we expect a batch of them later this month. We will update our site when we have more info.
LINK [Ah] .""feature highlights:
resistive touch screen control of all sequence parameters
4 rows of sequencing with up to 64 step length with chaining each row has own clock with variable row length
each of the 4 rows has separate gate, pitch ,note length and slew control for a total of 16 rows of sliders.
memory storage for 99 sequences and 32 songs and all preferences
up to 8 sequences can be chained together into a song with 1-31 repeats per chained event
built in quantizer with both pre-set and user defined scales
quantize scales can be designed in real-time while sequencing
each row can have its own quantization scale or off
4 independent internal clocks
1:1 external clocking and 24ppq clocking modes
tap bpm
cv modulation input can be routed to any or all 16 pitch,gate,note length and slew destinations.
reset for external run/stop control
random modes for each row independently and with external switching
performance mode for real-time switching between sequences"
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