A fully-functional Music Thing Modular Turing Machine, now available for Euroburo!

My rendition of the functionality of the Turing Machine on the ZOIA pedal was shared about a week ago, and now that I have the Euroburo I knew I had to make a version for it! If you want more information about this patch, check out the Turing Control patch notes. For now, I’ll just update y’all on the new features here:

INTERFACE:

The interface remains largely unchanged, but now the internal clock start/stop is controlled with the left orange euro pushbutton.

CV Ins:

You have two inputs: the orange input is for an incoming clock signal (if you use it, switch to the middle orange box in the interface to make sure the Turing Machine actuates), and the green input is a CV input to control the sequence lock function.

CV Outs:

There are three outputs: the orange output is for the pulse (every time bit 1 is active, the clock is output here), and the red output is for the main Turing Machine CV out. The white output is from the CV Noise module responsible for bit polarity at the beginning of the shift register loop, and it acts like a sample and hold (Even though the real Turing Machine has an audio noise output, I figured this may suffice to save the audio outputs for you to use in the creation of synths/FX if you so desire).

Now that this patch has made it to the Euroburo, we should have pretty much all of the features of the original Turing Machine, and then some!