The Sequencer Construction Set is a series of modules that breaks down the functions of a traditional sequencer, then lets you use those parts individually or combine them into a sequencer customized to your workflow.
Most Eurorack sequencers force you to pre-program your parts, or are so restrictive that you have to menu-dive to add any variance to your music. The Sequencer Construction set is designed to be played hands-on.
We start with transport, provided by the Rain Sync bus on the rear of each module. This way, all of the modules in your system are patched to the same clock without any mess on the front.
External clock? Use the SCS-C to provide it, plus a run gate to control the system. Internal? The SCS-X is up to the task and provides two multiply/divide outputs to create evolving rhythmic patterns.
All modules also support an external clock input on the front. This allows you to create sub-groups of sequencers for any operation you can devise.
You can start small, then grow your system to fit your exact needs.
You can use four SCS-Vs for four-voice harmony, or use six SCS-Ts for a six-part drum group and play each part individually.
You can stitch longer sequences together with the SCS-S dual sequential switch. The SCS-S lets you connect up to 4 sequencers, providing up to 32 voltage steps or 64 trigger steps.