Flight of Harmony Facehugger

It outputs up to eight different control voltage levels (levels set  by the LED sliders) in a sequence determined by a control signal. Depending on how you use it, it can be a:

• Control Voltage (CV) Sequencer
• Gate Sequencer
• Arpeggio Generator
• Envelope Generator
• Burst Generator
• Low Frequency Oscillator (LFO)

The Facehugger is unclocked, using an internal ramp generator to control the cycling, or you can use any external 0-+5V waveform instead. The sequence order is determined by amplitude and polarity of the driving waveform: if it is linear, the stages will trigger linearly (in order), incrementing with a rising signal, and decrementing with a falling signal. With a non-linear drive signal (like a stepped, or staircase wave), the stages will trigger non-linearly based on the same parameters.

Multiple units can be chained together for longer patterns or paralleled for synchronizing to generate chords via rear chaining/paralleling headers.

The rear Ramp out pin can be used as a synch oscillator, or even – when using an external drive waveform –  as a separate, fully-controllable LFO with adjustable curvature.