MATRIXSYNTH: Roland 100m M185 MKII Sequencer


Thursday, May 28, 2009

Roland 100m M185 MKII Sequencer

flickr set by ryktnk
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"A new sequencer for the Roland 100m modular synthesizer.

Each stage has gate mode and count switches to set the type of note [mute, single, repeat, long], and the length or repeat of the note [1-8].

This MKII version also features programmable portamento, step subdivision, and a "fixed-length" sequence mode."


follow-up to previous post back in April of last year.
Update: video here.
Posted by matrix at 5/28/2009 09:59:00 PM
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3 comments:

  1. Xavier5/29/09, 9:13 AM

    Wow... looks killer.
    I have seen the video as well and it revived my sequencer interest big time..
    Real good job there.
    Xavier

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  2. matrix5/29/09, 10:16 AM

    Do you have a link for the video? I vaguely remember it as well but I can't seem to find it. If I search for M185 on the site it doesn't come up. Maybe M185 wasn't in the title or description? Also not finding it for M185 on YouTube.

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  3. matrix5/29/09, 2:57 PM

    gunnar found it. here it is.

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