Geiss Digisequencer

The Geiss Digisequencer is a hardware MIDI music sequencer used by the musician Jean-Michel Jarre. It is the successor of the Matrisequencer.[2] The French custom-built Digisequencer was designed by Michel Geiss and Jean-Claude Dubois. The sequencer was built around the components of an Atari ST computer.[3] The unit features a realtime view of the pattern being played.[1]

Geiss Digisequencer[1]
Dates1992
PriceCustom built
Technical specifications
Polyphonymonophonic polyphonic
Timbrality8 part
Input/output
External controlMIDI

Features
  • 16 patterns[2]
  • 8 tracks
  • Octave +/- 2
  • Separate MIDI channel for each track
  • -99 +99 millisecond delay time.

See also

Matrisequencer

References
  1. "Digisequencer". Jarrography. Retrieved 29 May 2018.
  2. "Geiss Digisequencer". Equinoxejmjarre. Retrieved 29 May 2018.
  3. "Rendez-vous with Jean-Michel Jarre". ST Format. No. 71. Future Publishing. June 1995. p. 13. ISSN 0957-4859. OCLC 877421099. Retrieved 2 June 2018.
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