i don't know if this is possibleHeliophile wrote:Does it have some kind of reset function, to reset to the first gate of the saved sequence? This is one thing that I feel is missing from the original MTM Turing Machine.
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This is not possible without breaking the concept. There is no 'first' step to begin with. It's a loop with no defined starting point. The only way to achieve this would be a MCU that reads and writes the state of the shift register.Heliophile wrote:Does it have some kind of reset function, to reset to the first gate of the saved sequence? This is one thing that I feel is missing from the original MTM Turing Machine.
Looping (stepped) CV recorders with reset are useful as a workaround, for instance the Antimatter Brain Seed. Great pairing with the Turing Machine, not only for recording of sequences – controlling its playback with the Turing machine is interesting, too.
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Meant to answer this earlier, sorry that I missed it.Heliophile wrote:Does it have some kind of reset function, to reset to the first gate of the saved sequence? This is one thing that I feel is missing from the original MTM Turing Machine.
1. Pragmatically, there's no panel space for a Reset jack.
2. As others have mentioned, the Turing Machine lacks a traditional reset function because of how the circuit works.
3. Something about limitations forcing you to be creative (just kidding, I hate when module makers say that).
However, I will continue to think about this... because with the current hardware implementation it's actually possible, but see #1 above. There would have to be some "secret mode" that takes over one of the other jacks.
Thanks! If people are interested, I'd like to know which version they would want to get.metaBit wrote:So excited about this and love all the different options!
There's no brightness trimmer, but the LEDs will be toned down considerably compared to the demo clips in the first post (they were super bright).arcanius wrote:this looks amazing ! really interested !
i mightve missed it but is there a trim on those leds, that would be helpful for some
The CTRL input is multi-functional, it can be assigned to Shift, Bits, or Amp. By default the voltage output level is around 8V, so you can use an external VCA or attenuator if needed.anosou wrote:Question regarding the 6HP version! Looks like you can't set the level (voltage range), is that the case? If so, what does it default to?
I'm expecting a manufacturing quote from my assembler shortly, and I'll open up preorders then.lisa wrote:Really interested in seeing a price on these.
Cool, then I'm all in on either 6HP or the 12HP version. The biggest one is not my cup of tea.sempervirent wrote:The CTRL input is multi-functional, it can be assigned to Shift, Bits, or Amp. By default the voltage output level is around 8V, so you can use an external VCA or attenuator if needed.anosou wrote:Question regarding the 6HP version! Looks like you can't set the level (voltage range), is that the case? If so, what does it default to?
12hp version is what I’m looking atsempervirent wrote: Thanks! If people are interested, I'd like to know which version they would want to get
ETA: alum panel I guess (for me panel look isn’t a super big deal)
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