Does RBSS work with the TW Quantizer?

It seems to work fine - i noticed perhaps a minor bit of 'wobble' now and then, as if the Q was struggling to lock in the note - but that might just be a result of my chaotic patching, or a side effect of my limited experience with/understanding of the turing machine concept. edit: just rewatching the below & realised the wobble might be from modulating the wavetable perhaps, rather than anything to do with the RBSS or Quant. Should probably test with a simpler signal to be sure.

Here's a quick video demonstrating an early attempt with the RBSS where i sent the CV through the quantizer:

In advance of the next round of RBSS modules going on sale, I made a clearer video, inspired by this:

I wanted to start with a fixed sequence and use the RBSS to introduce variations. In the above video they talk about using a voltage adder but I'm not sure if this function exists in the AE world yet(?), so I settled on using the B channel of the MIXER module to combine a preset CV sequence (from Korg SQ-1) and the CV from RBSS (if there's a better way of doing this let me know!). I found it useful to pass the CV through the 2ATT/CV to help control the range of variation, and also, by turning the 2ATT/CV down to zero, you can return to the original sequence!

After combining the CV signals, I'm passing it through the QUANTIZER just to demonstrate that this works and you can move between scales and use offset as normal.

The RBSS is being clocked using the same gate pulse from the SQ-1 which is opening the VCA.

In the second half I switched to using the internal clock at a high rate to generate a sort of chiptune/fast arpeggio sound, which is something I stumbled across while making this