Thinking about how cool the 16n Faderbank would be with Teletype, I realized I already have a sort of 6-slider faderbank in my rack… Stages.
From there I threw together a quick scene to poll and memorize a hands-on sequencer, with some scaling to make voltage ranges a little friendlier:
Patch sequencer output to TT cv input
Patch TR.1 output to sequencer step input
Patch TR.2 output to sequencer reset, if available (Stages doesn’t have it)
Patch trigger input 3 to clock, or use internal metronome.
Patch CV.3 and TR.3 outputs to whatever you’re controlling.
Set X to 0-3 to select the pattern
Set Y in the init script (or manually) to the sequencer’s length.
Run script 1 to perform polling
I:
TR.TIME 1 10
X 0
Y 6
1:
PN.L X 0
TR.P 2
DEL.R Y 20: $ 2
2:
TR.P 1
PN.PUSH X / IN 2
3:
CV 3 PN.NEXT X
TR.P 3
I originally wrote a continuous polling version, but it was silly because I could just use Stages directly. (And if I had a 16n, I would almost certainly read the values in real time instead of messing with storing them in a pattern. Unless that’s slow.)
This has some trouble trying to poll in a more automated way while playing back (say, every time PN.I X is 0). I believe if you use an explicit counter instead of PUSH that will fix it.
