Author: Brian Benchoff / Source: Hackaday
Eurorack has taken over the synthesizer community, and hundreds of people are building their own eurorack modules. [Michael Forrest] that doesn’t use weird things like capacitors and chips to store a signal. Instead, he’s doing it with stepper motors and some clever engineering.
The basic idea of a Eurorack sequencer is to somehow store a series of values and play them back repeatedly. Connect that sequence to a clock, and you get the same pattern of sounds out of your synth. This can be done digitally with a circular buffer, in the analog domain with a…
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