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Typical analog sequencer (Korg SQ-10)
Typical analog sequencer (Korg SQ-10)
Buchla 146 Sequential Voltage Source module (16step × 3) with 114 keyboard on Buchla 100 at NYU (c. 1964).
Buchla 146 Sequential Voltage Source module (16step × 3) with 114 keyboard on Buchla 100 at NYU (c. 1964).
Moog 960 Sequential Controller with 962 Sequential Switch modules (1968–) on Moog Modular 55 (1972–1981)
Moog 960 Sequential Controller with 962 Sequential Switch modules (1968–) on Moog Modular 55 (1972–1981)
One of the first commercially available analog sequencers (bottom, 3×8-step and 3×16-step) on Buchla 100 (1964/1966)
One of the first commercially available analog sequencers (bottom, 3×8-step and 3×16-step) on Buchla 100 (1964/1966)
Buchla 200e (2004–) used by Deadmau5 (exhibited at National Music Centre)
Buchla 200e (2004–) used by Deadmau5 (exhibited at National Music Centre)
Buchla 100 at NYU
Buchla 100 at NYU
Buchla 200
Buchla 200
Buchla 250e Arbitrary Function Generator
Buchla 250e Arbitrary Function Generator