BBC Radiophonics Workshop with a sequencer

THE BBC didn’t get a sequencer until the 70’s, but they were available in the 60’s. So to make it a little easier to use, I set up a sequencer on the far left. Each of the 5 oscillators has it’s own row. Just click on the boxes in each row to activate/deactivate the trigger for that note. Each row has a MUTE button that can be used instead of turning down an oscillator.

The oscillators are still tuned by the “TUNE” knob, but I added a note quantizer to each of them to keep the notes to a scale. There’s also an ADSR for each oscillator. Moving the decay and sustain up and down will have the most effect on the notes.

One of the cool things about this type of setup is that each oscillator can have it’s own pitch, wave shape, ADSR, Volume and filter cutoff.

2 comments on “BBC Radiophonics Workshop with a sequencer”
  • FenderBaba on said:

    Again .. I very interesting Serie. Thank You for sharing.

  • dysamoria on said:

    Some of the modules seem to be missing from the library now. Any update to this patch?

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