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does anybody use a sequencer with their voyager? if u do what type you use? i was just wondering so i thought id ask.

laters.

ZEBRA

Yes, sure, your need a sequencer for the Voyager!
I prever analog sequencer with CV/Gate outputs. All the Inputs of Voyager makes it very flexibel. Sure you can use also midi, but i use my midiseq for other gear. At the moment i have a Schaltwerk and a MAQ16/3 both from Doepfer (both got also midi in/out and CV/Gate). There is a lot of stuff like this on the market, but you have to search a bit.
Stefan

I want the Frostwave Fat Controller. Check it out here. Sounds like a good amount of features for the money. If anyone out there has one of these, I'd like to hear your comments...
FreqOut

what about the analogue solutions oberkorn that they dont make anymore has anyone check this out?

http://www.analoguesolutions.com/[/url]

FreqOut wrote:I want the Frostwave Fat Controller. Check it out here. Sounds like a good amount of features for the money. If anyone out there has one of these, I'd like to hear your comments...
FreqOut

I use the fatController with the voyager,works great! I like to use channel A to sequence the pitch, channel B the filter. The fatController is 'plug and play', a tight little unit and FUN to use (solid build!).
-Mel

Is the Fat Controler Midi or CV/Gate?

Arggggg Stephan u also have a shaltwerk and a MAQ, NOW IM EVEN MORE JEALOUS!!! hahah personally Im using a doepfer pocket control to sequence adern flexor inside creamware modular 3 which then goes out to the voyager. Mostly i use the voyager live tho.

sir_dss wrote:Is the Fat Controler Midi or CV/Gate?

Both...
"In addition to putting out control voltages, a corresponding MIDI note output is provided. You can use this to drive any MIDI sound module or synth, or even a MIDI drum machine."
-Mel

ARP sequencer 1621

Believe it or not you can accomplish all this with your PC if you have a sequencing program and a midi hookup.

i do believe it, and im well aware of it. im kinda bored with computers at the moment. now dont get me wrong they have their place in any good setup.
i just want to be more hands on. playing with knobs is way more fun and musical IMO than a keyboard and a mouse. although itd be cool to have both

Just get your MIDI sequencer of choice to generate the patterns then tweak 'til your heart's content on the Voyager front panel - make sure you have a method of recording though, 'cos you'll certainly create stuff that you'll want to keep and re-use.

KB

No one mentions Logic, Cubase, or DP. I've been reading some of the threads here. I think this would be a good way to go. I plan to use my Voyager with Logic, being a Logic user.

Hi,
i thought we talkes about real HardwareSequencers!
Sure, i own CubaseSX2, tested Logic and a lot of other Software.
I use Cubase more for diskrecording, for midi or Gate/CV - Sequencing i honest prever Hardware (last order a P3 from Colin Fraser). I use for Cubase SX the Midex8, also from Steinberg, to egt best miditiming, but this is not as stable and tight like a QY700, MAQ or an MPC2000XL. Also i think it is nice recommendation if you got an analog stile Stepsequencer sitting next to your Voyager. I love to use Gate/CV for Filter etc..., sure, /
there are midi/cv-converters on the market (doepfer), maybe i have to try something like, but for me, there is no need, got enough hardwaresequencer
Stefan