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I never really elaborated on what was different about the musicthing turing machine, but the biggest difference, on labyrinth each bit is a trigger AND a voltage (pitch). With the turing machine, its just triggers, on or off.
The turing machine derives a pitch from the whole byte, the pattern of triggers in the 8 steps is converted into a voltage. So the same bit pattern would always result in the same voltage (ignoring the control available with the expanders).
Labyrinth randomly assigns a voltage whenever a bit is flipped to active, decoupling rhythms and melodies, opening up a lot more possibilities.
0:00 Intro
1:26 Sequencer Explained
3:24 Corrupt Sequences
6:33 Wave Folding
8:25 Parallel Audio
10:16 Osc 2 as a mod vco
12:56 Parallel Control
15:19 I get lost and jam
17:04 Architecture Conclusions
18:38 Sawtooth Trick
22:51 Swing Tricks
25:40 I get lost and jam again
26:41 Full Groovebox Example
30:40 I get lost and jam a third time
33:56 Lowkey this patch is the best thing i did