Re: Question regarding hardware sequencers
Of course! Feel free to experiment and remember, that sometimes unexpected discoveries and happy accidents can lead to though unplanned, but interesting results.
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Wow, cool, that makes things way easier. Oh yeah, being startled by unexpected noises could happen I think. On the other Hand, that are all things and sounds the synth is capable to do and as Long as there's nothing bad Happening
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When dealing with modular or semimodular synths, like your funky MiniBrute2, there are basically no wrong things to do. The worst thing that can happen, is simply getting no sound or being startled by some unexpected crazy noise, but there's
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regarding true synths, maybe you can be of help again to me: I am not familiar with synths so far bzt I like to Experiment and to try out and hear what happens. Now as I have the minibrute, the patch bay Looks interesting but keeps me away from
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Well, regarding Roland's or any other sample based stuff, no, I don't know all that much about them, as I'm actuelly deep into true synths. In the past I have had both versions of the Yamaha DJX and also the MM6 by Yamaha as well. Regarding
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Oh yeah, you are deffinately helpfull. Thank you as well for messioning the korg volcas, they are on my list as well since i think especially together, they can be very powerfull Tools. What can be interesting as well will be the Roland Jupiter X
Re: Question regarding hardware sequencers
Oh yeah, you are deffinately helpfull. Thank you as well for messioning the korg volcas, they are on my list as well since i think especially together, they can be very powerfull Tools. What can be interesting as well will be the Roland Jupiter X
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Usually any midi sequencer can control any external gear as long as midi channels match, so shouldn't be much of a problem. Regarding accessibility of the Genos, I agree, that it can be quite a nightmare mainly just becaus the damthing has
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For Genos, I don't know if the sequencer is accessible, since the voice guide of genos is limited, but it would be worth a try. To be honest, I think lots of Keyboards have powerfull sequencers, i think the BK-5 has one as well but I thought
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Hey, but doesn't the Genos have a powerful sequencer to drive them all?
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Hi, my current Setup are two arranger Keyboards, the Roland BK-5 and Yamaha Genos as well as two synths, the minibrute 2 and the microkorg. That is the Setup at the Moment. Would be great to have something to arrange a song from multiple
Re: Question regarding hardware sequencers
Here's a review of yet one more machine not mentioned before.https://djtechtools.com/2019/05/01/revi … re-worlds/
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Re: Question regarding hardware sequencers
That's the point, that more capable devices indeed tend to have more menu diving. Of course having it all on separate knobs and switches would be nice, but those things would be as huge as in the beginning of the first analog era. While today
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Hmm, sounds more difficult as it seemed before. I am the Kind of guy who says the more knobs and Buttons and the lesser menu diving it has, the better. It is not a Problem for me to memorize Buttons and such or, if I know what they do, make
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Ah okay. I hoped that anyone has experiences with such sequencers and can give a recommendation for what to use as a blind user. That is because even if I find a lot of devices on the web, I still don't know on wich ones we should pay Attention
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That's the thing, my friend. There are too many devices and also we as users have different needs and level of experience.I'm more into analog stuff, so the Sq1 and Keystep are good for me enough.Of course those folks compiling sutch lists don't
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Ah okay. I hoped that anyone has experiences with such sequencers and can give a recommendation for what to use as a blind user. That is because even if I find a lot of devices on the web, I still don't know on wich ones we should pay Attention
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Oh yeah, in sutch case it comes down more towards more expencive and complicated options. As stated before, I'm not all that at home with those, but we can still try to explore the topic.So typing "hardware sequencer" into the mighty go
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Wow, man, let me thank you first for the very detailed answer. I am mainly searching a solution for Controlling and synching multiple instruments, like synths and Keyboards for example. I imagine to build a song in real time, wich means that I
Re: Question regarding hardware sequencers
Well, it deeply depends on what to expect from a hardware sequencer in the first place. Simpler analog style sequencers, like the Korg sq1 or Doepfer Dark Time are just a breeze to use, because they have knobs and switches. I'm personally
Question regarding hardware sequencers
Hi all,i am searching for Hardware sequencers wich a blind Person can use. I know that there are Software Solutions, but i am searching for something I can use without needing a PC. Does anyone know Hardware sequencers we can use? From what I read
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