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Description

Dive into the world of modular synthesis with the Serge Modular TKB Sequencer Module, an essential piece for any sonic architect aiming to orchestrate intricate, evolving soundscapes. The TKB, or Touch Keyboard Sequencer, combines tactile control with powerful sequencing capabilities, making it a versatile tool for both live performance and studio experimentation. This module stands out with its unique touch-sensitive interface, offering a direct and intuitive way to interact with your modular setup. Each touchplate not only triggers notes but can also send control voltages, allowing for nuanced manipulation of your sound.

Designed with the spirit of creativity and exploration, the TKB sequencer facilitates both conventional and unconventional musical ideas. The module features four rows of touch-sensitive keys, each capable of storing a sequence of up to 16 steps. This flexibility enables you to craft complex patterns with ease. Whether you're crafting ambient textures or driving rhythmic sequences, the TKB adapts seamlessly to your musical needs.

The sequencer also includes advanced features like voltage control over sequence direction, stage addressing, and multiple outputs per stage. This allows for intricate patching possibilities, turning your modular setup into a dynamic and responsive instrument.

Key Features:

  • Touch-sensitive interface with 16 keys per row
  • Four rows for simultaneous sequencing
  • Control voltage output for each stage
  • Voltage control over sequence direction and stage addressing
  • Suited for both live performances and studio use
  • Compatible with a wide range of modular systems
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Stazma

Overview of the Mantra & TKB by Random*Source - Serge Modular

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Overview of the Mantra & TKB by Random*Source - Serge Modular

Stazma

Stazma

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Serge TKB by Random*Source - ambient glide

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Serge Modular | Random*Source

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Superbooth 2018: Random-Source & Serge Touch Keyboard Sequencer

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sonicstate

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make a rhythm on the Serge Modular sequencer TKB

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algorithmicsound

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Serge TKB Pulse Sequenced Events

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Todd Barton

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Random functions of the Serge TKB sequencer

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algorithmicsound

Reviews

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We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Serge Modular TKB Sequencer Module.

Features and functionality

  • The Pressure output from the TKB offers expressive control, allowing detailed modulation, as demonstrated with a hirajōshi scale tuning.

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  • Using the Wave Multiplier as a VCA brings out unique tonal qualities, particularly when combined with a simple patch setup.

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  • The top row of outputs isn't quantized; the key V output consistently forms a chromatic scale of 16 semitones.

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  • The TKB's design facilitates numerous uses beyond initial impressions, making it highly versatile and user-friendly.

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  • The banana cable connections in the TKB allow for seamless, buzz-free patching, enhancing live performance reliability with their single-wire construction.

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Use cases and applications

  • The Serge TKB can seamlessly shift from fast-paced rhythmic sequences to more subdued, exploratory sounds, showcasing its versatility.

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  • The TKB works effectively with clarinet-like sounds when paired with the INORI sound module, offering a diverse range of sonic possibilities.

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  • The TKB offers versatility in patching, eliminating the need for multiples due to the stackable banana format, especially useful in live setups.

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  • The TKB is capable of clocking into audio range, providing unique opportunities for sound experimentation and performance.

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Comparisons

  • Some users consider the Serge TKB a preferred choice when reducing gear to a minimal setup due to its versatility and usability.

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Build quality

  • The TKB integrates seamlessly into a Serge case setup, highlighting its compatibility with non-Euro systems.

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  • Owners appreciate the ergonomic design of banana cables, noting their ease of use and solid connectivity compared to 3.5mm cables.

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User experience

  • Users find the small, cohesive design of the Serge system preferable to larger, more complex setups, enhancing focus on music creation.

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See how Richie Hawtin uses Serge Modular TKB Sequencer Module

Richie Hawtin

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Sven Väth & Richie Hawtin

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Starting 24 seconds into Richie Hawtin's video with Arkives, this quirky module can be seen just to the left of his head in most shots.

See how Benge uses Serge Modular TKB Sequencer Module

Benge

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See how Martial Canterel uses Serge Modular TKB Sequencer Module

Martial Canterel

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A Serge TKB can be seen next to Sean's SH-101.

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