Boolean Sequencer Meets APC

Draal

While playing around with Inventor's Boolean Sequencer on my breadboard, I decided to connect it to my Atari Punk Console's CV Input. I was in square wave bliss. Smile

I kept the Boolean's rate fixed and I tweaked the 2 knobs on the APC a few times to change the sound.

Recorded with no added effects. Vox Pathfinder amp's Line Out to Garage Band.

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Inventor · Posted: Tue Jun 22, 2010 7:34 pm Post subject:

How original Draal, I really enjoyed the song! It's very satisfying to know that you're getting some good mileage out of the Boolean Sequencer...

Les

Draal · Posted: Wed Jun 23, 2010 5:44 am Post subject:

Thanks Inventor! Your Boolean Sequencer is a great project in that you can take it as far as you want to go. Make it a stand alone machine with just those 5 chips, then run it's output to the cv input of something else; wow MORE sounds! Alternatively, the beginner can use your schematic as a template for a totally patchable, ever changing Lunetta.

You see, I'm really new to lunettas. I was trying to add some variety to an Atari Punk Console I was building for my son a while back. I found a 40106 in an old thermostat and built a simple lfo. Then I found this haven and now I have a great mini lunetta for him.

Next, I'm building a "Daddy" sized Lunetta, using your Boolean Sequencer as a template. I'll be making this one patchable and with some more salvaged ics. I highly recommend the Boolean Sequencer as a stand alone device as well as a blueprint to truly understanding Lunettas. Thanks Inventor for kicking my hobby up a notch Laughing

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Inventor · Posted: Wed Jun 23, 2010 11:59 am Post subject:

Hey Draal, I'm so happy that you're getting this much fun out of the Boolean Sequencer. Although I'd like to take credit for reinventing it and embellishing it, the basic concept has been around for decades I figure. But that doesn't matter, it's the fun and cool tunes that you make with it. Not a lot of things are more satisfying or gratifying than people enjoying your contributions to the community, so thanks for your kind words.

Les