The Bass-ic Sequencer is your average, everyday, all-purpose step sequencer.  It’s meant to be a go-to for your driving bass line needs.

The sequencer advances a step for every pulse it receives at the Clock input.

Each numbered knob controls the value of a step, and is reflected in the meters to their right.  If you set the range beyond 0-1, the meters will not function correctly – this is ok, and will give you greater octave range, but it’s just an inherent limitation of this simple design.

The maximum number of steps can be changed with the Steps knob.  If you set the Steps knob’s maximum beyond 8, it will wrap around (e.g., a max of 12 with run through 1-8, then 1-4, then 1-8, then 1-4, and so on).

The current step is highlighted by the red light, and the max step is illuminated by the blue light.

It is tuned to be run through the scale quantizer module before being plugged into an oscillator. 

Tip: For evolving, never-repeating lines, attach separate LFOs with different shapes to each step knob and tune some LFOs to go fast and others to go slow.