Hardware step sequencer
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Hardware step sequencer
Does anybody know a hardware step sequencer to work with Live and running LEDs or something?
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check this work of art out
http://www.genoqs.net/15010/index.html
great source for unusaul hardware
http://www.analoguehaven.com/what/
http://www.genoqs.net/15010/index.html
great source for unusaul hardware
http://www.analoguehaven.com/what/
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WOW
I guess I have to sell some more records to be able to afford that.
Have a look at this little masterpiece:
monome.org
Especially the video: http://monome.org/media/monome40h.mov
Looks super practical!
Have a look at this little masterpiece:
monome.org
Especially the video: http://monome.org/media/monome40h.mov
Looks super practical!
Check out the Sequentix P3 - it was reviewed in the June Sound On Sound and looks pretty cool - it's £500.
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Another vote for the Sequentix P3. I have one and its changed the way I write music. Much like Ableton Live then...
And with the two put together; its a dream come true.
And with the two put together; its a dream come true.
heard of daedelus. He uses something called "the box" i dont know if its mass produced...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMq19CYESgA
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okay, for the record:
the 100h will have the same 16x16 layout as the Box.
Yes - I think the Monome is the best contender for a step sequencer these days. It's a pity that you need to spend 1000$ to get an 8x16 step thing going, though. Let's see how much the bigger 100h is going to cost...Have a look at this little masterpiece:
monome.org
Especially the video: http://monome.org/media/monome40h.mov
Looks super practical!
It most definitely isn't vapour-ware - Click around their (horrible) website, and you 'll see plenty of real-life pics. Its best feature is that there are (afaik) no menus at all, everything is accessed directly from the front panel.
it wasn't mass-produced. But the maker went on to do the Monome... check out their website, the app for Monome includes much of the same functionality (albeit only 1/4th the number of buttons.)heard of daedelus. He uses something called "the box" i dont know if its mass produced...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMq19CYESgA
the 100h will have the same 16x16 layout as the Box.
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