analog style sequencer

chihuahuaphile · Post by **chihuahuaphile** » Fri Apr 14, 2006 3:53 am

hey guys maybe you can help me out.
i'm currently looking for an analog style sequencer for my voyager,
weather it be an actual analog cv/trig or a decent midi emulation.
i'm just starting out with sequencing. i've seen demos and specs for the frostwave fat controller, and thought that it looked cool but it might be kinda limited.
i really wouldn't even care if it was a vst i could drive with cubase as long as there wasn't any latency/stairstepping issues.

also maybe a standalone or software based arpeggiator,
my thought would be to turn the local control off on the voyager .having midi out enabled then feed that to the arpeggiator .and then back out to the voyager midi in to drive the synth. is this possible?

your ideas would be appreciated,

Randy

godzilla · Post by **godzilla** » Sat Apr 15, 2006 5:31 am

there are a lot of old topics about analog sequencers around on this forum, try having a look at some of them

this is the best advice i can give as i've never used any analog sequencers.

till · Post by **till** » Sat Apr 15, 2006 6:25 am

chihuahuaphile wrote:... my thought would be to turn the local control off on the voyager .having midi out enabled then feed that to the arpeggiator .and then back out to the voyager midi in to drive the synth. is this possible?

yes !

But I use a Manikin Schrittmacher for my sequences. But if you are only using a single synth, this would not make sense that much in terms of investment needed.

c7sus · Post by **c7sus** » Sat Apr 15, 2006 10:59 pm

http://www.signalarts.ca/satspecs.html

http://www.bigcitymusic.com/product.asp?pid=1000540

This is the only sequencer I have found so far that combines both MIDI and CV with rotary encoders and per-step pitch display. Apparently the Doepfer MAQ is difficult to dial in exact pitches, where the SignalArts displays the pitch of each step.

I'm still looking myself.

godzilla · Post by **godzilla** » Mon Apr 17, 2006 12:10 am

i would much rather use an anolog sequencer that has no stepping, then your not confined to the boundaries of classical music scales and what not.

you can make decimalised scales or whatever, go crazy and redefine what music is all about!

c7sus · Post by **c7sus** » Mon Apr 17, 2006 12:32 am

From what I understand you can choose from 50 temperaments and force any note. I'm sure microtonal stuff is not a problem.

I called BigCityMusic yesterday and was told a new batch should be arriving soon with a new firmware update. If you have any interest at all I would call the guy in Ontario. He's the designer and can answer any question you have.

I would have scored one by now but I kinda got sidetracked back into electric guitar goodies.

Never could stay focused on one thing for too long.........

Lord_Avon · Post by **Lord_Avon** » Wed Apr 19, 2006 9:47 am

For what it's worth, the P3 from Sequetix is a cracking little sequencer.
http://www.sequentix.com/
It's midi, but 8 tracks and does a LOT of stuff for the money!

chihuahuaphile · Post by **chihuahuaphile** » Sun Apr 23, 2006 10:43 pm

thanks for the suggestions,
based on my budget,i will probably settle for the frostwave fat controller.
i've also been looking at the program reaktor5. looks like it could be promising.

as for the arpeggiator , i'm looking at the Kenton DCB to MIDI converter for my juno-60 then use that to drive the voyager. hopefully it will all sync up properly.

anyone have any experience with reaktor5 driving the voyager?

randy

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