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HM1974 Mk2: 4-track control voltage sequencer for realtime music performance
http://www.industrialmusicelectronics.com/products/18
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Hi there. For sale is my Stillson Hammer Mkii module from Industrial Music Electronics, formerly known as The Harvestman.I am transitioning away from Eurorack, otherwise this would have been my main sequencer for drums and modulation. Functions perfectly, and front panel is in excellent shape. If you have any questions, reach out. Open to offers.Includes original IME packaging.PRODUCT INFO:HM1974 Mk2: 4-track control voltage sequencer for realtime music performanceSTILLSON HAMMER MARK II is a 4-track control voltage sequencer for real-time music performance. Four CV/gate tracks directly control your collection of oscillators and percussion. Seven pages of parameters determine your musical performance, edited in real-time with a bank of 16 sliders. A series of hotkeys immediately generate or modify sequences or individualized parameters across all four tracks, with no menu diving whatsoever. Two CV inputs and large manual controls mutate any number of sequence parameters, with programmable modulation amount per step. 32 preset slots are provided for your storage of sequencer data. The keypad, rotary encoder, CV modifiers, LED feedback (on all buttons, sliders, and numerical display) and slider bank work in harmony to allow astonishingly fast music creation across all four tracks, in an ergonomically valid user interface uncommon in modular synthesis. It is possible to quickly generate and meaningfully manipulate a full 4-track sequence with minimal slider interaction.More info here: And here:
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