instead, one sequencer becomes the looping pattern, while the other becomes the pattern changer. (2) tadpole sequencers together they do no expand the sequence to 32 steps. There is also an expansion unit coming soon that adds the following functionality:Īllows you to mute each individual gate, and lets you connect (2) tadpole sequencers for some crazy musical improvisation. older sequencers from the 1970’s used the same type of chips. other benefits include: audio rate frequency modulation, low current usage, and just pure fun. there is no latency when using this type of circuit. these chips are basic logic, digital chips that have no memory or fancy programming like modern pic chips.
Blue lantern modules series#
This sequencer uses cd4000 series ic chips. What this module does not do: advance in reverse or advance in what they call the pendulum swing. so this module allows you to create control voltage loops for musical experimentation. there is an internal clock circuit so that you can make it move without any other external module needed. the most common module you want to control is a vco or vcf. with each step there is a level knob to give you 0-8v for you to control an external module. Blue Lantern Modules Ergot Organic Synthesizer (EOS) by morphmuse Mon 7:11 am Blue Lantern Modules has been posting pictures on Facebook of this new semi-modular synth they're making, and today they shared a video. What does this do? this module advances in sixteen steps.
there is a reset button and advance step button. Circuits found on the tadpole sequencer: a 16 step cmos-based sequencer, an internal cv variable pulse clock, a cmos-based logic inverter, and a cmos-based clock divider circuit.Ĭontrols: 16 cv level knobs for each step, pulse width knob with polar fm knob (pwm), clock rate knob with cv level knob.
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