Showing posts with label Technosaurus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Technosaurus. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Technosaurus CYCLODON 16step Analog Sequencer
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"manufactured by technosaurus in 1998 handmade in swiss
CYCLODON is a simple and easy to use 16 step analog sequencer
it allows you to generate patterns of sequential control voltages(CV and GATE)
when connected to a voltage controlled analog synthesizer,
CYCLODON can produce a pattern consisting of 1 to 16 steps to play a repetitive melody called sequence.
CYCLODON featuring useful clock divider setting function
and has CV/GATE output and DIN-SYNC input."
via this auction"manufactured by technosaurus in 1998 handmade in swiss
CYCLODON is a simple and easy to use 16 step analog sequencer
it allows you to generate patterns of sequential control voltages(CV and GATE)
when connected to a voltage controlled analog synthesizer,
CYCLODON can produce a pattern consisting of 1 to 16 steps to play a repetitive melody called sequence.
CYCLODON featuring useful clock divider setting function
and has CV/GATE output and DIN-SYNC input."
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Sunday, July 12, 2009
Technosaurus Cyclodon Analog Step Sequencer
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"16-STEP PROGRAM The Cyclodon is a 16-step sequencer that is almost Zen-like in its stark simplicity. To begin with, it has two rows of eight continuously variable potentiometers, as well as an that LED indicates which row is being played. Four switches allow you to set the number of steps used in the sequence. The Run/ Stop button controls the sequencer playback when the unit is in Auto mode; in Manual mode it moves you through the sequence one step a time-perfect for tuning each step. The Clock switch puts the sequencer under the control of either the internal clock or an external signal. Under internal control, you can set the speed of the sequence using the Tempo knob.
The Cyclodon sends control voltage and gate signals through minijacks on the unit's right side. The panel also includes a Roland-style 5-pin DIN sync jack so that you can run the Cyclodon from a drum machine, rhythm box, or MIDI-Sync24 converter.
ADDITION AND DIVISION One interesting feature of the Cyclodon is the inclusion of four Step Number switches, marked +8, +4, +2, and +1. These switches allow you to create sequences of 1 to 16 steps, and you can change the number of steps while the sequencer is running. Want to do an additive sequencing piece in which you increase the number of steps in the sequence one at a time? With the Cyclodon, you can.
You can also control the number of steps that are played for each external pulse via the Clock Divider setting. It can be set to play whole notes (one sequencer step for every four external beats), half notes (one step for every two beats), quarter notes (one step per beat), eighth notes (two steps per beat), and 16th notes (four steps per beat)."
"16-STEP PROGRAM The Cyclodon is a 16-step sequencer that is almost Zen-like in its stark simplicity. To begin with, it has two rows of eight continuously variable potentiometers, as well as an that LED indicates which row is being played. Four switches allow you to set the number of steps used in the sequence. The Run/ Stop button controls the sequencer playback when the unit is in Auto mode; in Manual mode it moves you through the sequence one step a time-perfect for tuning each step. The Clock switch puts the sequencer under the control of either the internal clock or an external signal. Under internal control, you can set the speed of the sequence using the Tempo knob.
The Cyclodon sends control voltage and gate signals through minijacks on the unit's right side. The panel also includes a Roland-style 5-pin DIN sync jack so that you can run the Cyclodon from a drum machine, rhythm box, or MIDI-Sync24 converter.
ADDITION AND DIVISION One interesting feature of the Cyclodon is the inclusion of four Step Number switches, marked +8, +4, +2, and +1. These switches allow you to create sequences of 1 to 16 steps, and you can change the number of steps while the sequencer is running. Want to do an additive sequencing piece in which you increase the number of steps in the sequence one at a time? With the Cyclodon, you can.
You can also control the number of steps that are played for each external pulse via the Clock Divider setting. It can be set to play whole notes (one sequencer step for every four external beats), half notes (one step for every two beats), quarter notes (one step per beat), eighth notes (two steps per beat), and 16th notes (four steps per beat)."
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Tuesday, April 07, 2009
Technosaurus Microcon Monophonic Analog Synthesizer
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"Main Features: VCO with square or sawtooth wave, LFO with square or triangle wave, SUB-Oscillator, AD or ADR-Envelope Generator with manual trig button, 12 or 24 dB/Octave VCF with Resonance, VCA with AD or GATE control, adjustable GLIDE. CV/GATE inputs (Roland style). 12 V DC power required. Dimensions: 20 x 10 x 5 cm (l x d x h)"
via this auction"Main Features: VCO with square or sawtooth wave, LFO with square or triangle wave, SUB-Oscillator, AD or ADR-Envelope Generator with manual trig button, 12 or 24 dB/Octave VCF with Resonance, VCA with AD or GATE control, adjustable GLIDE. CV/GATE inputs (Roland style). 12 V DC power required. Dimensions: 20 x 10 x 5 cm (l x d x h)"
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Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Technosaurus Microcon II
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"Swiss-made Technosaurus Microcon II analog synth module... This is a wonderfully phat analog synth module that produces the bass lines, leads, blips and bleaps that analog addicts crave. It was designed to copy the sound and features of the infamous Roland TB303 with several improvements. Midi, and external filter input are just a few of the cool features."
"Swiss-made Technosaurus Microcon II analog synth module... This is a wonderfully phat analog synth module that produces the bass lines, leads, blips and bleaps that analog addicts crave. It was designed to copy the sound and features of the infamous Roland TB303 with several improvements. Midi, and external filter input are just a few of the cool features."
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Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Technosaurus Microcon II
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"The Microcon II is a modern-day little analog monophonic synthesizer module emulating the simple design and sound of classic Roland TB-303 and SH-101 synths. They are made by Technosaurus, a Swiss company best known for their high-end Selector modular synths. It is handmade using the same discrete circuits found in its bigger brothers.
The Stats:
Main Features:
VCO with square or sawtooth wave, LFO
with square or triangle wave, SUB-Oscillator,
AD or ADR-Envelope Generator with manual
trig button, 12 or 24 dB/Octave VCF with
Resonance, VCA with AD or GATE control,
adjustable GLIDE. CV/GATE inputs (Roland
style).
12 V DC power required.
Dimensions: 20 x 10 x 5 cm (l x d x h)
New Features:
Filter CV and audio inputs. Internal sound
source can be switched off.
MIDI controlled parameters:
- Note number (C0....C7)
- Note ON / OFF, last priority
- MIDI channel selector (1...16)
- Accent ON / OFF depending on velocity
- Pitchbending via modulation wheel
- Filter cutoff frequency (internal VCF and external filter CV output)
- Glide ON / OFF
- All notes OFF when pressing more than 10 notes at the same time
"The Microcon II is a modern-day little analog monophonic synthesizer module emulating the simple design and sound of classic Roland TB-303 and SH-101 synths. They are made by Technosaurus, a Swiss company best known for their high-end Selector modular synths. It is handmade using the same discrete circuits found in its bigger brothers.
The Stats:
Main Features:
VCO with square or sawtooth wave, LFO
with square or triangle wave, SUB-Oscillator,
AD or ADR-Envelope Generator with manual
trig button, 12 or 24 dB/Octave VCF with
Resonance, VCA with AD or GATE control,
adjustable GLIDE. CV/GATE inputs (Roland
style).
12 V DC power required.
Dimensions: 20 x 10 x 5 cm (l x d x h)
New Features:
Filter CV and audio inputs. Internal sound
source can be switched off.
MIDI controlled parameters:
- Note number (C0....C7)
- Note ON / OFF, last priority
- MIDI channel selector (1...16)
- Accent ON / OFF depending on velocity
- Pitchbending via modulation wheel
- Filter cutoff frequency (internal VCF and external filter CV output)
- Glide ON / OFF
- All notes OFF when pressing more than 10 notes at the same time
Labels:
Technosaurus
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