Wednesday, January 16, 2019
Fixing The Sad Sequencer: How to repair a sad MIDI sequencer
Published on Jan 16, 2019 LeoMakes
"Watch Leo repair the sad little hardware sequencer with the broken screen. Because sequencers belong in the studio, not the lab bench!
In this video, Leo tries to fix his friend's MIDI sequencer with a broken screen (an Engine from Social Entropy Electronic Music Instruments). We take the unit apart, discuss different strategies for repairing gear, talk about why every lab should have a hot air rework station, and--after some trial and error--we finally fix the issue. Hooray for little sequencer. I hope it lives on and makes lots of techno.
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When not making videos I run Strange Science Instruments,
a modular synth component company based in Sweden & California.
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