using a sequencer with a Voyager

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Spaceman72
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using a sequencer with a Voyager

Post by Spaceman72 » Tue Apr 06, 2004 2:19 am

I tried using a Korg EA-1 to sequence the Voyager to see what it would be like for giggles, and if I used only Part 1 of the EA-1, the MIDI light would light up but the notse would not sound. BUT, if I set Part 1 and Part 2 to the same MIDI channel and the same sequence, then it would make the Voyager sound. I don't get it. Not that I need to sequence it, but I just wanted to try it. Any ideas why it did that? Thanks in advance....
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Re: using a sequencer with a Voyager

Post by StefanH » Wed Apr 07, 2004 11:46 am

Spaceman72 wrote:I tried using a Korg EA-1 to sequence the Voyager to see what it would be like for giggles, and if I used only Part 1 of the EA-1, the MIDI light would light up but the notse would not sound. BUT, if I set Part 1 and Part 2 to the same MIDI channel and the same sequence, then it would make the Voyager sound. I don't get it. Not that I need to sequence it, but I just wanted to try it. Any ideas why it did that? Thanks in advance....
Hmmm, as you noticed, Voyager working fine with sequencer, and it is realy no shame to use the Voyager with sequencers, it's one of my favorite things, specialy when it comes to sequence some parameters of a sound.
I don't have a EA-1 around me, but what wrote sounds more like a problem of your individual EA-1-Sequence settings. I don't know what a Part 1 or 2 mean in your sequencer... Check out if Part 2 works alone, then compare the setting to Part 1.
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