video upload by SynthMania
"The slow build of 'Paperoga', my newer portable DotCom, ancillary to Brigitta (but also great standalone). Paperoga (Fethry Duck) was one of my favorite characters of 'Topolino' (Mickey Mouse), a popular Italian cartoon magazine from when I was a kid in the '70s. Here in this video we are testing some oscillators, filter, envelopes. Drums from Cubase DAW."
Note the sequencer is a SYNTHETIC SOUND LABS - MINI SEQUENCER II. Some info via Noisebug:
"An upgraded version of our popular 1651 with greatly improved features. A collaboration with our friends at Division-6.
Feature enhancements over the 1650 include:
7 sequence memories
5 song memories (string sequences together)
SLUR- change pitch between steps without firing gate
Variable gate timing (including ratcheting)
ACC can be set to drop or not drop between steps, or follow gate timing for that step
Auto-advance step when programming
Live transpose (use the keyboard to shift entire sequence up or down while running)
Live edit (buttons you push while running get saved to the sequence)
1X mode (disable to use XP IN as a reset without requiring an external gate mixer)
Clock out (use ACC out jack to output clock if using internal clock)
The 1651 gives you standard CV and pulse out, plus an ACC out (Accent? Accessory?) Use the ACC output to open up a filter, enable a glide, trigger a drum, or whatever you can think of.
It has its own internal clock to get you up and running in a hurry, but you can connect an external clock if you need greater control of tempo or want to sync with other devices.
The module can store up to 5 songs of 16 sequences each, and 7 sequences of up to 16 steps each. Wow!"
