Nicely done. The non-retro voicing sounds more interesting to my ears [you own an impressive lineup of stuff 
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One thing that occurred to me w/r to my original project after having discussed this with my father in law over xmas is, that my use of the LFOs for vibrato does destroy the harmonics. At least to some extend. Especially some of the faster parts do sound ever so slightly out of tune.
I therefor am currently working on refining the projects to enhance the vibrato. I have two possible solutions:
1) Use my newly acquired Droid to create delayed vibrato (basic patch works and sounds nice). However I lack stackable patch cables to do this just now for all voices.
2) After seeing what the delayed vibrato created by the Droid looks like on the scope I realized, I probably could achieve (almost) the same using FX inside the NerdSEQ.
I will definitely try out 2) and if I consider it an improvement post updated versions of the projects in this thread.
In any case, I like your version and enjoyed watching it. The idea to use envelopes for greater blinkenlights factor is cool!
]One thing that occurred to me w/r to my original project after having discussed this with my father in law over xmas is, that my use of the LFOs for vibrato does destroy the harmonics. At least to some extend. Especially some of the faster parts do sound ever so slightly out of tune.
I therefor am currently working on refining the projects to enhance the vibrato. I have two possible solutions:
1) Use my newly acquired Droid to create delayed vibrato (basic patch works and sounds nice). However I lack stackable patch cables to do this just now for all voices.
2) After seeing what the delayed vibrato created by the Droid looks like on the scope I realized, I probably could achieve (almost) the same using FX inside the NerdSEQ.
I will definitely try out 2) and if I consider it an improvement post updated versions of the projects in this thread.
In any case, I like your version and enjoyed watching it. The idea to use envelopes for greater blinkenlights factor is cool!