MATRIXSYNTH: Designing A Eurorack Sequencer Part 8: New panel, Patch memory, Performance effects


Monday, November 18, 2019

Designing A Eurorack Sequencer Part 8: New panel, Patch memory, Performance effects


Published on Nov 18, 2019 Extralife

"In this installment we fabricate a new front panel for the Super Sixteen using the toner transfer process, and then take a spin with some of the new advanced features it sports, like patch memory, scale selection, swing timing, and a gang of performance rhythm effects."

You can find previous videos in the series here.

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