Roland MC-202 vs BugBrand Delay - Voltage controlled sequences for sound generation

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Channel: Paul Birken · 2018 · Music

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Many nights, I just let machines run generating a lot of noises and patterns to dig through later and process or sequence in other machines.  Here is a Roland MC-202 which has two internal sequencers. One of them is playing the internal synth and the second pattern sends control voltages out to a BugBrand Delay.  The delay allows cv to modulate the delay time.  The orange knob in the middle is for cv attenuation either positive or negative against the delay time (large bottom knob).

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