Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
Hmm, a seperate drum machine would be easier then I think. I started to read in the Manuals for the Alesis drum Computers. Wich is great is that they seem to have lots of direct Buttons and where menus are, you can Access them via a button
Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
That's basically possible as long as midi mapping of the notes on the drum machine/sequencer corresponds to that of the kit on the keyboard. While editing those mappings on drum machines might be possible, I don't think there's an easy way
Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
That was coming to my mind because in keyboards, there are a large amount of drum kits and so maybe they could be of use as well.
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Hmm, what I am thinking about as well is using the various drum kits on my keyboards, since there are even very nice ones build into them. Would it be possible to trigger those Kits with an external sequencer as well or other outboard
Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
Hmm, what I am thinking about as well is using the various drum kits on my keyboards, since there are even very nice ones build into them. Would it be possible to trigger those Kits with an external sequencer as well or other outboard
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Well, the market is quite crouded these days, so there's quite a selection of them out there, but the main point of you as the selector would of course be, what kind of sound you want from a drum machine. Besides Volca Beats I personally also
Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
Well, the market is quite crouded these days, so there's quite a selection of them out there, but the main point of you as the selector would of course be, what kind of sound you want from a drum machine. Besides Volca Beats I personally also
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That's okay to me as well. Are there drum machines you can recommend besides the volcas?
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Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
To be correct, I wouldn't call volcas necessarily grooveboxes just because they have sequencers built in. Electribes are more of that kind. Overall, this whole groovebox mess is invented by Roland to describe a keyboardless instrument
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Oh yeah, that's right. Luckily I have someone around who can maybe help with theier manuals, but textual labels would be better. Does anyone of you, since we are already three people discussing here, know any groove boxes other than the volca
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Oh yeah, that's the consequence of not having accessibility standards for manuals. I can only confirm, that Korg writes generally good manuals and Roland really knows, how to mess things up.
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That sounds all very good. That the documentations from korg can help is great. I bought a Roland BK-5 Keyboard a while ago and it is good to use. But in the manual, the buttons are not named, wich means that the screen reader says to do
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mm, not really, I am afraid. But I find the manuals to be very helpful. Korg has organized them into an operation guide which basically tells you procedure after procedure, so that its easy to sort of memorize those or transfer them
Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
mm, not really, I am afraid. But I find the manuals to be very helpful. Korg has organized them into an operation guide which basically tells you procedure after procedure, so that its easy to sort of memorize those or transfer them
Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
mm, not really, I am afraid. But I find the manuals to be very helpful. Korg has organized them into an operation guide which basically tells you procedure after procedure, so that its easy to sort of memorize those or transfer them
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ah okay, cool, so it is one of the instruments where the answer is relatively clear. Thanks for that.@UltraleetJ: Interesting. Do you have made documentation material or any helpful material wich can make the use easier for us? Or do you had
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Well, if you really want that MMT "multiple modelling technology" sound engine, go for the R3, as it's basically almost the same with a couple of differences. It doesn't have those lifeless sampled waveforms, but also has
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Regarding Workstations: Not even a sighted Person uses all theier functions often. So I think we can use what is possible. The rest can be gotten from other devices if needed. But thanks for the warning on the Korg XL and XL+, cause I am
Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
Regarding Workstations: Not even a sighted Person uses all theier functions often. So I think we can use what is possible. The rest can be gotten from other devices if needed. But thanks for the warning on the Korg XL and XL+, cause I am
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Regarding this new golden age of analog synths: yes, Korg started it and others came on; Arturia started making them, Novation came back to them, Akai had a go but fell badly on it's face rather unfortunately. In parallel to all
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In fact there's one more big aspect, where Korg should be lauded and that's basically bringing the analog synthesis back to the masses. When they came out with the Monotron in 2010, I emediately saw it as some kind of a test, whether people
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i hate to say this but as a performer, korg has fulfilled my wishes. Yes, editing is a pain in most of their stuff but sonically I get hired because of it. Also, the practical aspect of so many things they have as performance capabilities
Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
i hate to say this but as a performer, korg has fulfilled my wishes. Yes, editing is a pain in most of their stuff but sonically I get hired because of it. Also, the practical aspect of so many things they have as performance capabilities
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I have no experience with any of those, as all that sample based stuff isn't really my bag, but what's for sure, is that Microstation would be a bastard to use, because it definitely has that horrible workstation workflow with cursors
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Ah okay, thank you. I imagine the micrro piano isn't a problem for us, but what about the micro arranger, micro X and micro station? Can you say something about those? I could imagine that the micro arrangers do even work for us but am
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Regarding the Xl and Xl+, they're really not a good choice. Soundwise they basically are the same as the R3, but with some dry and cold sample waveforms added, but the user interface on those is much worse. If you go to full edit mode, where
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