Registered: Jun 2008
Location: Lelystad, Netherlands
Just buy a line 6 mobilizer
Genome is midi only, very straightforward.
Machine is just a controller, dead without the PC
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Mar-18-2013 17:37
tehlord
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Jan 2009
Location: Windsor
quote:
Originally posted by Raphie
Just buy a line 6 mobilizer
Genome is midi only, very straightforward.
Machine is just a controller, dead without the PC
I know, I had one. Thing is that I don't have to sit at the PC to use it, I can work it from the UI. It send midi out so I should be able to set up sequences and run them direct from the controller itself.
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Mar-18-2013 17:54
cryophonik
Boom shanka
Registered: Jan 2008
Location: Elk Grove, CA USA
I've tried sequencing my hardware synths with Maschine a while ago just for the hell of it, but it was not very elegant IMO. I'm not crazy about Maschine's DAW-like capabilities, though, so take that into consideration. I definitely prefer working with either a dedicated software DAW or a dedicated hardware sequencer when working with hardware synths. I actually sorta miss my old Roland MC-50mkII. My old E-mu XL7 Command Station was pretty cool for sequencing hardware synths, too, and it had built-in drums/synth (well, ROMpler).
Just not feelin' it tbh. I find apps annoying to use at the best of times.
btw - there's a TOFT ATB32 for sale on Ebay
quote:
Originally posted by cryophonik
I've tried sequencing my hardware synths with Maschine a while ago just for the hell of it, but it was not very elegant IMO. I'm not crazy about Maschine's DAW-like capabilities, though, so take that into consideration. I definitely prefer working with either a dedicated software DAW or a dedicated hardware sequencer when working with hardware synths. I actually sorta miss my old Roland MC-50mkII. My old E-mu XL7 Command Station was pretty cool for sequencing hardware synths, too, and it had built-in drums/synth (well, ROMpler).
I'm with you there, it's why I sold my one.
I still like the idea of using it as a mini DAW away from DAW though. I've looked at a lot of hardware sequencers and they're all either too expensive or too limited for my needs.
Maybe I'm just not sure what I want until I start using it
Since there is this talk round here of getting back to retro basics, maybe get a multi-track reel to reel!
In terms of a sequencer I used to use a mother synth, the Yamaha SY85, and as long as you have a dedicated clock somewhere that did a grand job of sequencing.
AKAI MPC would probably be your best bet.
Mar-19-2013 15:05
tehlord
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Jan 2009
Location: Windsor
quote:
Originally posted by Richard Butler
Since there is this talk round here of getting back to retro basics, maybe get a multi-track reel to reel!
In terms of a sequencer I used to use a mother synth, the Yamaha SY85, and as long as you have a dedicated clock somewhere that did a grand job of sequencing.
AKAI MPC would probably be your best bet.
Reel to reel, lmao. That would be fun for about 10 minutes
I'm pretty sure what I'm looking for doesn't exist yet.
Oddly the closest match is that Genome app that Raphie mentioned, but I just dislike using touchscreens for detailed control.
Still, it's only a fiver so it's worth a shot I reckon.