Here are my MFB SEQ-02's. Very nice compact step/pattern sequencer. More geared towards musical scales than controlling rhythms like their SEQ-01 I think. These gave me some real headaches however. MFB, Muffwiggler forum, and the SDIY email list solved it for me. I was plagued with a high level, high frequency ripple. About 2 volts P-P, and 400 kHz. The picture below shows the noise. Turns out the shield from my patch cables was putting a capacitive load on the CV output and was causing all the problem.
Friday, January 8, 2010
MFB Sequencer weirdness.
Here are my MFB SEQ-02's. Very nice compact step/pattern sequencer. More geared towards musical scales than controlling rhythms like their SEQ-01 I think. These gave me some real headaches however. MFB, Muffwiggler forum, and the SDIY email list solved it for me. I was plagued with a high level, high frequency ripple. About 2 volts P-P, and 400 kHz. The picture below shows the noise. Turns out the shield from my patch cables was putting a capacitive load on the CV output and was causing all the problem.
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i was unaware of this problem ..?
ReplyDeletethanks
btw : can you chain the
two MFB seq02 =32 steps??
- it would be cool if ...
unit 1(A->B) --->unit 2(A->B) or <-- or <-->
i have one unit and i would get another