MATRIXSYNTH

Digitana 8 step analogue sequencer

"8 Steps, with wide pitch range, (with On, Off, or Pulse* for each step)
CV, Gate and S-Trig outputs
CV width control
Output for each stage (which can also be used with the reset input to set sequence length)
External Clock and Reset inputs
*Unique pulse function allowing ratchet or timing offset effects
Manual step and reset buttons
Internal clock, pulse rate
Estimated price £225 plus shipping (subject to +/- 10%)
Handmade in the UK
Due to the high cost of parts and long build time I want to see if it is going to be worthwhile in the current economic climate to do a run of these, when the prototype is finished I will be doing a video of it in action.

If you feel that you may be interested in this sequencer please respond to this email to allow me to gauge demand. Assuming production goes ahead I estimate the first units will ship in April.

Thanks and best wishes
Zoe"

MFB-522

German product page. Doesn't look like English is available yet. Here's the page in Googlish:

"MFB-522 drum machine

9 analog instruments
Fach 16 Step Sequencer
25 controls for Attack, Decay, Tone, etc.
Bass with 2 programmable Tonlängen
Tom / Conga with 3 programmable pitches
72 rhythms and 8 memory Memory Song
unverb.VK. 280 euros

m522Bei the MFB-522 is an analog drum machine with real sounds and many options. In addition, there is a step sequencer (like TR-808) with 72 locations and 8 song memory. Fogende instruments are included:

Bass Drum with Decay, Tune, Tone and Level controls. She is also in two Tonlängen programmable. The bass drum also has a single output.
Snare Drum with Noise, Tone and Level controls. It also has a single output.
Rinshot with level control, use the same single source, such as the snare. Snare Rinshot and can not be played at the same time, but together in a rhythm can be used.
Hand Clap with Attack, Filter Decay and Level controls. The number of Claps is programmable. The Clap has a single output.
Tom / Conga with Tune, Decay and Level controls. With the switch can be made between TOM and conga elected. The Tom / Conga can with 3 different pitches can be programmed.
Cowbell with Tune, Decay and Level controls.
Clave with level control. The Cowbell Clave, and can not at the same time but played together in a rhythm can be programmed.
Cymbal with Tone, Decay and Level controls. .
Open and Closed hihat with Decay and Level controls. The hihat has a single output.
For the Cowbell, hihat cymbal and there is a common regulator tuner.

The step sequencer can store up to 72 rhythms and 72 Fill In's programmed. With the song memory is the end of the rhythms save.

In addition to these individual outputs, there is the stereo output. About the MIDI IN jack, the sounds on a keyboard or external sequencer dynamically also be played with MIDI CLOCK or synchronized.

The MFB-522 has the dimensions 175 x 125 x 38/72 mm. The scope of supply includes the power adapter.

The MFB products are sold through retailers. If in your environment no business can be found, you can use the MFB-522 also order directly from us. The price is 280, - Euro plus 10, - Euro-delivery shipping."

Modular Synthesizer Ditty

YouTube via justwaving
"This uses just the Q119 sequencer for the bass line and melody. The envelopes for the melody are triggered by the Modcan Clock 55B, a footswitch changes the rate between the same as the bass line and 1/4 the rate. The drums are Analogue Solutions TR808 clones for the bass drum and hihat and the snare is the 909 clone. The Moonmodular M563 drives the drums and the M564 lets me repeat the first row after the third row for a 32 note bass line."

x0xbox+asm

YouTube via lesingemonotone

"Jamming with my ASM-1 and selfsourced x0xb0x. The drums are supplied by my modded TR-606. Hope you'll like it! :)"

Circuit Bent 4 Step Sequencer www.thebetatesters.org

YouTube via IINewIIVirusII. via this auction

"This is a very fun and attractive 4 step sequencer. The stain is a warm dark red color that goes amazing with the blue LEDs. Each step has a fine and coarse tune knob to control the pitch. The speed or BPM of the sequencer is controlled by the knob at the top left. You have the option to toggle between 4 steps (notes), 3 steps, or 2 step patterns. Each step has the option of being turned off also. The 4 LEDs at the bottom indicate the place in sequence that is currently being played. The whole thing runs off a 9v battery and has a 1/4 inch output jack that can be plugged into a guitar amp or anything that will accept a 1/4 jack.
Keep in mind this is a build intended to appeal to circuit benders and synth people alike. This may not act like your usual store bought sequencer. That is the great part about it. There are sounds you can create with this that no other product is capable of."