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    Make Noise René £459

    May 30, 2019 2 minutes

    As René, (the most popular Eurorack sequencer ever, according to ) turns 10, Make Noise have revisited their flagship sequencer with a bold new version. René was the first Cartesian sequencer offering 16 steps on a grid controlled by a clock input for each axis. This version demotes the Cartesian sequencing of the original to the third set of outputs:

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