self-built 16 step sequencer

This is a 16 step sequencer constructed after a semester of "hardware hacking" at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, taught by nicolas collins

built from two 10-step CMOS 4017 counter chips, clock is a 74c14 oscillator, then through a 4046 chip. the counter chips has a 4093 chip inbetween to reverse the clock, which is why at one point the two chips start counting paralell to each other

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• hardware hacking
• oscillator
• sequencer
• electronic
• music
• nicolas
• collins
• chicago
• techno

[conorforyou]

now i've heard every song from every video game made in the late 80s-mid 90s!

[cafeconpizza]

who would bitch about such a trivial matter? some ignorant fool obviously, you can theoretically cascade as many as you want.

[1787dude]

mix this with psychadelics and you would have a winning combo

[plazmafeld]

Way cool

[Musiccalculater]

this is Awesome !!! 

[Fockoel]

bonito te qedo

[joeyisfunny]

SICK!!!!

[whyluigi]

Dude really nice job!!

I did a 8 step seq with amp and 4 channel mixer integrated for a project on my circuit bending class, and i got to say that you seq got me so impress nice work! keep it up

[organfairy]

I have seen an official 4017 datasheet where they show how to cascade them.

[Zkrudriverz]

trippy.........

[Cursekyuubi]

Nice, sounds like the NES