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Sequencer

Europa hardware MIDI sequencer demo with Blofeld and DR670

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Analogue Solutions did a nice step sequencer, not yet clear how to get long chained patterns but there is one specialty you should know: It’s made to trigger other analogue sequencers, so it can be sort of sequential switch. But I really hope it is not just a 16step 16th note sequencer. today we need a lot of patterns for just to program our 64th DnB beats and melodies, in’nt? Eurpoa was designed to be utilised with our SQ8 and Oberkorn analogue sequencers (and anything else with a compatible clock…

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Forum: – Health Club Music 32-step sequencer

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Health Club Music 32-stEp sequencer. Not that cheap, but nice concept, reminds a bit of the InSEQt Sequencer, which is a bit more modular/complex. They ask $1600, quite a bunch of bucks! But..http://www.healthclub-music.com/32step.htm Nicht ganz billig aber doppelt und aufwendig ist der neue 32Stepper (ja!) von Health Club, er verwendet 2 „Spuren“, die auch als eine lange Spur genutzt werden kann. Darüber stehen dann nur noch Teile wie der Anyware InSEQt, aber den kann man ja auch nicht mehr kaufen – Ohne Zoll und Fracht kostet er etwa das gleiche…

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Roland TD12 V Drums and Roland analog sequencers (HQ stereo)

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A Roland System 100 (the 104) & System 700 (Sequencers only) controlling a Roland V-Drum Module. As simple as that this guy controls all patterns via CV and muting/skipping tracks and setting the pattern length. Starts getting musical at 2:35.. Only miss some dynamics – but there are some pots left All output voltages are 0 – 2 vdc, including the hihat foot controller signal. The snare and crash signals are going to the rim and edge inputs respectively says SuperPussMusic Blinkx Video: Roland TD12 V Drums and Analog sequencers…

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Arpeggiator

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Arpeggiator Aus/from Synthesizer Wiki – Original here/hier Wechseln zu: Navigation, Suche an arpeggiator is often a built in device in synthesizers, it will listen to the keys you play (chords). when you play a chord it will play (depending on the settings „up“ ,“down“ , „up/down“) each of the played note beginning with the lowest one, after that it will play the next.. if it is set to down ot will of course play the highest note first. if it is in random mode (thats something old Roland ARP’ers offer)…

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