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Yes Hades I think I will resuscitate the old Roland sequencer, also because I spoke with Olivier @ Mutable Instruments and he told me that what I want to do it's complicated to do it with the midiPal so I don't have many options. it's weird cause it's a really basic operation that I need to do, just...

yes I could do that, but the old midi seq I have is really hard to use and to program, I remember I used it for drums in a punk band and wasn't so easy to use.

do we have a thread for live set videos or similars?

I am going to post it here, it made my day at work yesterday so I'll share it with the Subs.


youtu.be/jdBrEpzYyVE

hey man, this thing seems pretty nice. i read through the manual and it's really impressive. will look for some video now. thanks a lot!

I may have found what I need, is the Yamaha qx21. what you think about it? seems very easy to use. I only hope chords can be saved.

the beatstep seems nice, but can it operate without laptop?

Thanks Un!t, I will check both

I need it to sequence the riffs to be played by a korg poly which only has midi ports. and very cheap also, in the range of 100 €, some old very limited machine easy to program

Roland MC-500 is its name

Thanks, I was also looking for the Europa but kinda out of budget atm. I have a very old Roland midi sequencer that reads floppy disks and, besides the fact that i cannot write floppys anymore, I could use it somehow. Lately I have been unboxing lots of shitty machines I thought I would never use ag...

Hey ppl, I am setting up a live set with only hardware and no laptop. so I am forced now to continuously play the korg synth and this is kinda lame especially cause I am suck at playing with the keyboard. how can I record some clips (like I would do in ableton) and send them to the synths? is there ...

Thumper wrote:Good advice on making house here:

youtu.be/1aE3m789a0Q

...so nice!

Punk/HC/Bluesy rock'n'roll stuff as well as pop dramatic songs for girls I dump or get dumped by. sigh. also soundtracks.

I own a Mfb522 and it's really strong and deep sounding, the only problem is the low quality of the case and the connections.. really noisy and sometimes crancky. but the sound is impressive. I also have a very cheap Roland TR-505 which comes in handy often. Anyway it depends on what you have to do.

Jeeez.... 99$ seems unbelievable... hope I can try it at the local dealer soon. I'll start the hunt!

Love Cristian Soriano's style: One groove fits them all!

Thank You Gondor, send me over the link if you're using the tracks in your mixes. Btw we shipped some vinyls to Red Eye Records in Ipswich, will be available by the end of the week

lots of nerds in here

one good thing I discovered about Bitwig is that it's going to be released on all platforms, Linux included. this is kinda exceptional, isn'it?

Hey Thumper thanks. added yours to my aggregator as well. will go through during the we.
I scrolled through Tonka's blog it's really fun and interesting