Posted by: Llyren
Anybody still using hardware sequencers? - 01/02/03 06:48 PM
Just curious. I sometimes use my Roland MC-50MKII, which is great for two things especially: live recording, and its Microscope editor, which doesn't clutter things up with software-style options such as bar lines and clefs - just pure MIDI data.
For most of my arranging I use Noteworthy Composer, but the Mc50 comes in handy every now and then.
Posted by: 800dv
Re: Anybody still using hardware sequencers? - 01/02/03 07:42 PM
Every now and then I use my Roland MC-8 and Model 104 . But , it's been a while .
Posted by: tekminus
Re: Anybody still using hardware sequencers? - 01/03/03 03:10 AM
Yes, I'm pretty sure I will still use my MC-202 to sequence the SH-5. Probably not everyday, but since I'm not selling them, I'm sure the urge will come back.
-tek
Posted by: rattley
Re: Anybody still using hardware sequencers? - 01/19/03 07:26 AM
hello.............I still have my Yamaha QX5 hooked up to my MIDI setup. I don't really sequence with it anymore, but sometimes when I am just "ad libbing" I leave it on record. If I encounter a moment of musical genius, or "discover" a newfound riff or chord progression I don't have to count on my memory if I want to use it later on. Using the QX5 this way, I don't have to have my computer on either. Sometimes "simpler is better"...........................