A microtonal sequencer patch that cycles through 3 types of VCOs.
If your a beginner, this may look complicated, but it’s really not too bad.
The top row is the clock. To the right is the 8FO (an LFO with 8 outputs) that controls the panning and volume of the mixer (disconnect the cables if you don’t want the vol and pan automation).
The middle and bottom rows are the same build.
A sequencer feeds into a microtonal quantizer. The quantizer is currently set to 18 notes. The NOTES/OCTAVE knob will increase/decrease the range of notes. You can also turn notes on and off by clicking on the numbered rectangles in the module.
The the quantizer feeds into 3 different types of oscillators (the mixer will have the names of the oscillators for each channel).
A sine with wave shaper.
A FM osc.
A random wave into a formant filter.
There are some random voltage modules and another 8FO that give some movement to the oscillators.
Hopefully you’ll have some fun playing around with this.
