The First Behringer 960 Patch,..

Early days with the Behringer 960 Voltage Sequencer.
FourLFO unit is used to send signal to the in’s of Step 2 and 5 in a simple six step sequence. This “interrupts” the pattern in a way that’s not quite uniform. I’m guessing any LFOs would work for this purpose but here the FourLFO is in “Quad” mode here meaning LFO #1 sets the rate and each successive LFO starts it’s cycle advanced 90 degrees in phase.
Also: External audio coming into the 2600 output mixer is now re-routed in a feedback loop via Stackable Cables so that it is processed by the reverb section. The 2600 isn’t contributing any sound itself except by serving incoming audio to the reverb tank.
Also: The tiny reverb tank has been removed from the 2600 and the circuit wires led outside to an external guitar amp tank. 2600 preamp circuit is used as a recovery amp. Seems to work reasonably well.
Also: The third FourLFO section is sweeping the filter cutoff via CV of a Doepfer SEM filter pair. Audio out from these leads to the 2600, through the reverb and out to recording.
Tags: Behringer 960, 960, sequencer, reverb, Four LFO, Doepfer, SEM, filter, moog, S-trigger, V-trigger, voltage sequencer,