ER-101

Post Modular

£510

Indexed Quad Sequencer The ER-101 is an externally clocked and resettable 4-track sequencer. Each track consists of 2 analog control voltage outputs referred to as CV-A and CV-B, and, one digital output referred to as GATE. The ER-101’s purpose is to provide the musician with a tool for creating and manipulating clock-synced control voltage contours of great length and complexity. Probably the most traditional (but still very relevant) patch for a track’s output would be something like this: Pitch Control: CV-A to the 1V/octave input of a VCO (voltage-controlled oscillator) Velocity Control: C

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