Made an 8 Step Sequencer with a two 555 timers and a 4017 decade divider.
I used the first timer as a low frequency astable oscillator. I could make it a 10 step sequencer, but I thought 8 would be more rhythmic (think about time signatures).
Then, I used the other two timers to make an Atari Punk Console (Stepped Tone Generator).
If you want the schematic, google for
Connect the sequencer's CV output to the Atari Punk Console's first oscillator's CV input (pin 5)*
To make the 10 step to an 8 step, connect the 4017's Q8 to Reset.
*Was that too hard? I'll be making a schematic soon.
Then, I used the other two timers to make an Atari Punk Console (Stepped Tone Generator).
If you want the schematic, google for
- baby 10 step sequencer
- atari punk console
Connect the sequencer's CV output to the Atari Punk Console's first oscillator's CV input (pin 5)*
To make the 10 step to an 8 step, connect the 4017's Q8 to Reset.
Video
*Was that too hard? I'll be making a schematic soon.
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