Tangerine dream style sequence 

At the beginning the sequence sounds like "White Eagle" and in the end like "Cherokee Lane". Undoubtly has TD's sound signature. Great sequence.

Its very important to get delay involved. Tangerine Dream did it ALL the time. In the 70's they used a modified Revox tape machine on stage to add in the delays. Delays on a sequence sound different even to multiple sequencers.

I'd be playing this sequencer all day! Awesome ratcheting at the end. It sounds just like Tangerine Dream Encore live 1977!

I'm gonna loop this video and play the sequence all day long

This kind of sequencing - especially ratcheting - has had me baffled for years. But I just followed along, using Stepic sequencer and the Cherry Audio Miniverse (replicates a Model D Moog) and cracked it. Great video - thanks.

Reminiscent of Ricochet part 2 and then Encore side 1 at the end, from 1977.

Cherokee Lane!!

Wonderful, wonderful...WONDERFUL!

Super trés proche de Tangerine Dream ( encore ) bravo michel goguelat compositeur synthetiseur /musique goldream2

Encore !😉

Nicely done👍

Klaus Schulze "Der Lauf der Dinge" 👍🙂

cool, I have the Behringer system 15, it has no sequencer hope to get one , at the moment I use the Moog Grandmother's sequencer.

Beautiful

First row performance is nice. But second row isn't tuned. We all love analog, but this is just in tune and that's too much.

beautiful

Hello. Do you use a quantizer? If yes which one please? What is this synth voice you are sequencing? It sounds nice 👏

What exactly makes that sound? Do you use only behringer 9xx modules?

Nice 👍

What is the connection to cause ratcheting?

Świetnie

cherokee

Was it cheerokee lane? 😉

i think it's skipping.

Sounds more like klaus Schulze to me

Nice set up , you have the rudiments of a TD tune

RICOCHET .

Delay/reverb is totally off/wrong as TD used it to to create what I would describe as a very subtle under rhythm that added depth and movement to their sequenced parts (listen to some TD sequencer sequences with headphones and you’ll hear it.