Sequencer - Eurorack modules

MUWZ

MUWZ is a Eurorack emulation of the Triadex MUSE, a 1972 "computer musical synthesizer" that was invented by Marvin Minsky and Edward Fredkin of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. While the original MUSE documentation refers to it as a "computer", it is actually a collection of counters, shift registers and simple logic circuits.

The original MUSE was not a "synthesizer" in the current sense of the word, as it only played a fixed level square wave. MUWZ omits the sound generation and acts as a monophonic sequencer with standard 1 volt per octave CV and GATE outputs, and inputs for external CLOCK and RESET.

MUWZ is capable of creating compositions that include scales, patterns, riffs, call and response, and theme development.

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