Pic of the modular used by Patch in the two tracks above. Click on it for the full size shot. You'll find a number of DIY modules including a Scott Stites Klee sequencer and modules from Magic Smoke, Oakley, Jurgen Haible, and Mattson Mini Modular. Synthesis Technology, aka MOTM is in there as well. The bubinga wood case was custom built by Patch.
Custom LED Colors: This Klee been modified with Bi-Color LEDs so Stage LEDs 9-6 are green when the sequencer is in 2X8 mode. Blue LEDs on Random and Bus 2 Status. Yellow LEDs on Rate and Bus 1 Status. Green LED on Bus 3 Status. Red LED on Main Bus Status.
Logical CV Output Routing: Stage 1-8 CV Output on Output A (stock assembly routes it to Output B). Stage 9-16 CV Output on Output B (stock assembly routes it to Output A).
For those that don't know, the Klee is the most feature packed, crazy, beautifully insane sequencer out there. Every option is implemented in this layout. Once you get one the Klee in your rack, you'll wonder how you managed without it. It can function like any other 16 step sequencer out there, or it can function like it has a brain of it's own. Easily programmed with your own ideas, or flip the Random Switch and find out what "it" has in mind. An endless source of inspiration.
This is one BIG build. Save yourself the time, hassle, and inevitable troubleshooting by purchasing this Klee fully and professionally assembled by Free State FX.
The Klee, pronounced Clay, is a shift register based sequencer. What makes the Klee different from most sequencers is that more than one Stage/Step can be active at any given time. Most sequencers have one active Stage, the CV for that Stage is programmed via the pot, and the CV is then sent to the CV Out. With the Klee, one or more stages can be active at one time, the CV programmed by the active Stages is added together, and is then sent to the CV Out. This function just
I could not possibly list all the functions of the Klee here. More inormation about how to use the Klee can be found here:
42 Toggle Switches with Black Rubber Switch Covers
22 Alpha Pots
23 Mini Alco Clone Knobs
Rotary Switch
21 LEDs with Bi-Color LED Mod
2 Large Red Pushbutton Switches
Large Bridechamber Panel - 7 units wide
19 Switchcraft Jacks
Polyester Film Capacitors
Metal Film Resistors
Double Plated PCBs with Soldermask
MOTM Power Connector
Runs on +/- 15 Volts
THIS MODULE IS FOR EXPERIENCED SYNTHESIZER ENTHUSIASTS ONLY! If you don't know how to use this module, please don't bid..."
"Modular synthesizer at Michaels Studio. You can see my portable system (the little tiny thing with the "electronic playground" mounted in in. In this video we are finalizing a patch"
Racing Sequencers
Uploaded by j3ffw0j0 on May 8, 2011
"Recording the modular synthesizer @ Michaels. 05/07/2011"
YouTube Uploaded by synthdood on May 21, 2011 Threeler VCF. See this post for some history. "Just goofing around with my tr-808 and DIY euro modular. Download the full uncut high quality mp3 recording for FREE here,
"Put together a patch with the Klee sequencer, two Intellijel uScales, Clockwork, STG Graphic Sequencer, RCD, and basically every Wiard module I own. The patch is nicely playable, although this particular cut isn't as well put together as I would like. Direct to Flip HD, first and only take. It starts to get interesting around the 1:40 mark and really picks up shortly after the 4 minute mark. Enjoy, or don't."
via this auction
"Brand new. Highest quality parts available - no compromises. Artfully hand wired in the 5U MOTM / MOOG Format.
For those that don't know, the Klee is the most feature packed, crazy, beautifully insane sequencer out there. Every option is implemented in this layout. Once you get one the Klee in your rack, you'll wonder how you managed without it. It can function like any other 16 step sequencer out there, or it can function like it has a brain of it's own. Easily programmed with your own ideas, or flip the Random Switch and find out what "it" has in mind. An endless source of inspiration.
This is one BIG build. Save yourself the time, hassle, and inevitable troubleshooting by purchasing this Klee fully and professionally assembled by Free State FX.
The Klee, pronounced Clay, is a shift register based sequencer. What makes the Klee different from most sequencers is that more than one Stage/Step can be active at any given time. Most sequencers have one active Stage, the CV for that Stage is programmed via the pot, and the CV is then sent to the CV Out. With the Klee, one or more stages can be active at one time, the CV programmed by the active Stages is added together, and is then sent to the CV Out. This function just scratches the surface of what the Klee is capable of
This Klee been modified with Bi-Color LEDs so Stage LEDs 9-6 are green when the sequencer is in 2X8 mode. All other LEDs are red.
I could not possibly list all the functions of the Klee here. More inormation about how to use the Klee can be found here:
Know the Klee
Klee Operating Tips
Assembled with:
42 Toggle Switches with Black Rubber Switch Covers
22 Alpha Pots
23 Mini Alco Clone Knobs
Rotary Switch
21 LEDs with Bi-Color LED Mod
2 Large Red Pushbutton Switches
Large Bridechamber Panel - 7 units wide
19 Switchcraft Jacks
Polyester Film Capacitors
Metal Film Resistors
Double Plated PCBs with Soldermask
MOTM Power Connector
Runs on +/- 15 Volts
THIS MODULE IS FOR EXPERIENCED SYNTHESIZER ENTHUSIASTS ONLY! If you don't know how to use this module, please don't bid. Most synthesizers I sell do not have User Manuals because they are custom instruments."
"THE GLYPH Pre International Noise Conf. Jacksonville 02.05.2011 curated by Jamison Williams video by http://opiatepublishing.com" "Monorocket Lexington with Eurorack modules and a KLEE."
YouTube via dnigrin | November 24, 2010 | 2 likes, 0 dislikes
"Software Klee Sequencer, version 2, controlling two Mutable Instruments synthesizers: on the left a Shruti-1 in a custom enclosure, and on the right, a Shruthi-1. No external processing or other synths - all sounds from the Shrut(h)i's, and all MIDI signals generated by the Software Klee.
"what is it:
a MIDI-enabled software recreation of the electro-music.com hardware Klee step sequencer - developed with the input of the sequencer's creators! Now with even more functionality in version 2!!
what are its features:
Includes virtually all major functions from the hardware Klee, and adds many new ones. New features in version 2 = new
• VST instrument hosting new
• Intelligently constrain output notes to scale (using Modal Object Library) new
• Output chord based on active root note - up to 6 notes in chord, plus root note new
• External pattern load via MIDI or audio input triggers new
• External MIDI controllers support via MIDI CC messages, with MIDI learn new
• Group A - Group B output new
• Convert active LEDs to active switches, for Groups A, B, or A and B new
• Reverse sequence direction new
• Built-in clock divide capability, now with additional options new
• MIDI output to any hardware or software synths
• Internal or MIDI clock control
• 10 preset slots for instant recall of parameters
• Presets can be saved to and loaded from disk
• Synchronous load - loading of pattern happens on clock pulses, and not in between
• Load on Play feature to allow for loading of pattern each time clock started
• MIDI-controllable baseline note
• Custom definable note range allows for alternative scales"
"Demonstration of the Scale and Chord features in version 2 of the Software Klee Step Sequencer. Demo uses 2 hosted VST plugins, also a version 2 feature."
"Modules from Modcan, Cynthia, Foh, STG, Livewire, Wiard, Blacet, Bananalogue, are sequenced by 2 Klees. Synth footage mixed with an amateur game of go."
"Modcan 46&62B oscillators are sequenced by 2 Klees. A Modcan 69B Scanner switches between 4 different gate buses.
Blacet Binary Zone as Sub-Octave Divider
Modcan 12dB LPF as Bass Drum
Wiard Noise Ring as Clock (and VCF Mod)
also starring The Livewire Frequensteiner and BugBrand PTDelay"
"A bunch of modules in the dark doin' their thing. A self-playing patch using Modcan, Blacet, Wiard, and others. Sequencing via Scott Stites Klee Sequencers."
This Klee was built on a beautiful Bridechamber panel, which incorporates all of the optional features.
I added a mod for the 2X8 / 1X16 mode. In 1X16 Mode all the stage LED's are red. In 2X8 mode stages 9-16 turn green. Wow!
I built this with quality parts and quarantee it 100%. It's intended to be mounted on MOTM style rack rails. If however you would like it as a stand alone unit, we can make arrangements.
Auction includes MOTM style power cable and black mounting screws."
Custom LED Colors: This Klee been modified with Bi-Color LEDs so Stage LEDs 9-6 are green when the sequencer is in 2X8 mode. Blue LEDs on Random and Bus 2 Status. Yellow LEDs on Rate and Bus 1 Status. Green LED on Bus 3 Status. Red LED on Main Bus Status.
This is one BIG build. Save yourself the time, hassle, and inevitable troubleshooting by purchasing this Klee fully and professionally assembled by Free State FX.
I could not possibly list all the functions of the Klee here. More inormation about how to use the Klee can be found here:
Assembled with:
flickr By ...photon...
This is one BIG build. Save yourself the time, hassle, and inevitable troubleshooting by purchasing this Klee fully and professionally assembled by Free State FX.
This Klee been modified with Bi-Color LEDs so Stage LEDs 9-6 are green when the sequencer is in 2X8 mode. All other LEDs are red.
Assembled with:
I built this with quality parts and quarantee it 100%. It's intended to be mounted on MOTM style rack rails. If however you would like it as a stand alone unit, we can make arrangements.
