This is a preview of the new trigger sequencer Eurorack module from Delptronics, which debuted at NAMM 2013.
The Delptronics Trigger Sequencer is a compact 8 HP wide module. There are 8 trigger outputs and each pattern consists of 8 steps per output. It has 8 pattern memories, which can be played back in any order and combined into chains of up to 100 steps.
The Delptronics Trigger Sequencer features a pattern editing interface that lets you create patterns using just two knobs.
See the Delptronics site for more info.
Woah! Love this! Wish there was a British distributor but Schneiders is pretty close, I guess!
Wow, brilliant design!
This is great but…. my Anushri from Mutable Instruments has as a 2 knob pattern sequencer too.
Watch the video and you’ll discover that the Delptronics sequencer is very different from Mutable’s copy of a Roland step sequencer. I had a quick demo at NAMM and it’s a clever and novel piece of gear.
Shifting is but one equivalence that can be applied to rhythmic patterns. I’d like to see this augmented with mirroring for instance. It’s a clever design and very natural once you accept the fact that you do not have direct control over the individual steps anymore.
It does have a direct step editing mode. Watch the vid.