Very cool! So you could use the outputs of just 2 stages - with the time output set to 'external in' producing a reverse square (stage 1: on, stage 2: off) and the voltage out producing a ramp up - sent to different LPGs to alternate between 2 sounds. And the sliders act as attenuation of the output voltage. What a cool concept. Will definitely be exploring this when I get my MARF.
@@SourceOfUncertainty So smart. Didn't realize the time sliders output voltage without effecting time when switched to external. That's an important distinction! I have a MARF with expander being built and was mainly planning to use it for more standard sequencing but your series is opening my eyes to more possibilities. Thank you! Please keep it coming.
Brilliant as always Kyle! Great tips and tricks using it eponymously🎉 And I’m with you 🤞 that some day the real extension appears.
Fingers crossed!
Thanks for the great info! Inspiring some new ways of working.
Thanks for watching!
Very cool! So you could use the outputs of just 2 stages - with the time output set to 'external in' producing a reverse square (stage 1: on, stage 2: off) and the voltage out producing a ramp up - sent to different LPGs to alternate between 2 sounds. And the sliders act as attenuation of the output voltage. What a cool concept. Will definitely be exploring this when I get my MARF.
Totally! It’s all very fluid and easy to modify with the sliders in real time.
@@SourceOfUncertainty So smart. Didn't realize the time sliders output voltage without effecting time when switched to external. That's an important distinction! I have a MARF with expander being built and was mainly planning to use it for more standard sequencing but your series is opening my eyes to more possibilities. Thank you! Please keep it coming.
Great stuff!
Thanks!
Sorry for the random question : where did you find the washers to hold the cables ?
Thanks for the amazing job !
How come the time slider doesn't affect time? I am missing something, I find this MARF fascinating but no real idea how it works.
I'm with you there!
Because the time sliders are set to read the 'external' inputs (with nothing plugged into them).