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Compositionally explorative sequential shift cascade summation array.

A Klee Sequencer is a step sequencer at heart, but with that all-important twist of being. able to select more than one step (or “stage” in Klee parlance) at a time.

One of the most complex and interesting sequencers currently available. A bit like a regular 16-step sequencer with added entropy and versatility, or a fully expanded Music Thing Turing Machine (which was influenced by the Klee) with more control.

- Multiple “steps” ( aka “stages”) can be active at one time


- 3 channels of gate outputs – each stage can send a gate pulse to 1 of 3 buses


- Each group of 8 stages has its own CV output, in addition, there is a combined cv output for all 16 stages


- Variable glide control on each CV output


- 8×2 or 16×1 stages


- Variable random factor


- Variable scaling


- Numerous flashing lights

Circuit designed by Scott Stites. Panel designed by Tim Goslin.

Specifications

115 mA +12V

25 mA -12V

0 mA 5V

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