Brighton Modular Meet 2015: Transistor Sound Labs Stepper Acid

US One for the acid heads!      31/05/15
    MP4 3:56 mins    

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This is Transistor Sound Labs first forray into the eurorack market. The Stepper Acid is based loosely on the TB303 sequencer design with some much needed improvements.

Stepper Acid is made with live performance in mind with on-the-fly programming. In this video Nina shows us exactly how easy it is to create a sequence, copy and paste, detach modes and more.

It stores up to 40 different patterns which can be chained using song modes. A dual microprocessor design is used to ensure tight timing.

At £295 this is a steal.

 



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