MakeNoise René – Sequencer

Posted by Jesper Ranum on 25/10/2016

René by MakeNoise is called “Cartesian Sequencer” because of it’s abilitiy to jump around non-linearly in a sequence, controlled by external voltages. This makes it possible to generate endless variations on the 16 steps in a sequence, since the position and pattern can be constantly shifted.

Another great feature of René is the size. Compared to more traditional analog sequencers like the Doepfer 155, René packs a lot of functionality into a very modest space.

The quantized CV output reduces the need for an external quantizer, but you can select unquantized (free fluctuating) voltages should you wish to do so.

Acquired: April 2014

Jesper Ranum

Composer, Producer, Logic Pro and Modular synth expert. With a career spanning 4 decades in Electronic Music, Digital Audio and Web Development, I have rather deep experience with all aspects of music, post production and the web. I have done touring, album productions, movie scoring, authoring, documentaries, commercials, direction, mixing, mastering, voiceovers, visuals, site conception and many other different types of audio related projects. But my studio has always been the real centre point for my activities - and still is. It has been continuously developed and refined to an absolute high end, personal electronic sound facility.

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