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i'm in an atmospheric insturmental band that's primarally synth based.
4 members total, 3 of the members play two synths each, and 1 member plays guitar.

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that's cool... good to know, i have no problem using a midi keyboard to program... i just don't want to have to bring it on stage when we play live.

bad ass.
i'm gonna order the pro solo right now.

thanks for taking the time to explain all of this, you're a huge help!

okay, so this is a continuation of my last post about arpeggiators, but it got kind of convoluted, so i wanted to start a new thread about cv to midi conversion. eric, i considered what you said about my mpc and put my mobius order on hold. i found the kenton solo mkII on ebay for $200 new, and i re...

I didn't know you already had an MPC. You know, your MPC will send 1-note arpeggios over MIDI by just holding note repeat. Depending on what MPC you have, it may do flat out multi-note arpeggios. In any event, they can definitely be programmed in. i have the mpc1000. yeah, i know i could sample my ...

i just called future-retro and talked with jered, an incredibly nice guy who took the time to answer all of my novice questions. i'll be able to link this right up to my prodigy via the s-trig input... and program arpeggiator parts with it. i won't be able to "play" it like an actual arpeg...

right, i've already got the cinch-jones converter cable. and not having to play it might have it's advantages... it would leave both hands open for playing the opus. and if i can get it to sync up to my mpc that would be a huge bonus. i'll call the shop that has it and ask some questions. thanks aga...

okay, one last question, i found this sequencer by future retro. it's listed as having the cv/midi converter built in. so just to clarify, that means i can hook this up directly to my prodigy CV-input and that's all i'd need to get an arpeggiator right? if so that would be rad. i can get it with woo...

eric, thanks for the useful info. i did a quick search for the kenton 2000 and all i saw was $460 new... i guess i should look a little deeper. $200 is much more reasonable for the kenton, though, being connected to a computer is not an option, i'm gonna need to reproduce the sounds live and i don't...

I have been using the arpeggiator in ableton Live with my Korg MS-10. Using the right midi to cv converter, you could arpeggiate any mono synth you wanted to. I use the kenton pro-2000 which will work with any mono synth out except eml. Check it out. that sounds awesome except the kenton pro-2000 a...

godzilla wrote:
just make sure it has the right type of gate

doesn't seem possible for me to tell without playing it.
damn ebay.

i see. i guess that makes sense... i just thought while "arpeggiating" it would still only be playing one note at a time... but like i said, i don't know much about what goes on underneath the knobs and switches. i'm looking for an arp quadra, and then getting the arp sequencer to match it...

for example, would something like this do what i'm looking for?

http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-8-step-anal ... dZViewItem

there might be an easy answer to this question, but i'm not too familiar with midi... but is there a way to add an arpeggiator to my prodigy? i have the later model 336A with the additional inputs... don't know if that helps. does anyone know a way to do this? i'd really like to add an arpeggiator t...

i bought and paid for a set of prodigy switch caps via ebay from chipforbrains 15 days ago. i asked him to let me know when i can expect the package and i have yet to hear anything back. does anyone have experience ordering from this guy? should i just assume my order has been sent? it would be nice...