Re: Hardware Sequencer Suggestions

[mark sottilaro <zerocrossing2001@yahoo.com>]

I'm a BIG fan of the E-MU Command Stations.  Sadly
they're discontinued, but still available on ebay.  I
think they're one of the only hardware sequencers on
the market with velocity and aftertouch on the pads. 
For bonus they throw in a (crappy) ribbon controller! 
Also, has built in sound ROM so less to drag around. 
Multiple outputs mean you can route drums to one set
of stereo outs and sounds to feed a looper into the
second.

--- Andreas Wetterberg <awetterberg@post.cybercity.dk>
wrote:

> Hi Rick. I'd definitely recommend the Yamaha rm1x.
> It's definitely a fun 
> sequencer.
> a.
> 
> rick wrote:
> > I'm looking for some advice to replace my laptop
> setup with a hardware
> > sequencer if possible.
> > 
> > The "basics" of my looping is done with acoustic
> guitars and echoplex,
> > along with various sound modules for bass, drums,
> keys fed by the
> > computer which contains a large amount of short
> midi clips I call
> > up or shut off through a midi foot controller.
> > 
> > So basically I'm looking for a sequencer to store
> and call up midi loops
> > at will, through a foot controller. Sounds aren't
> important due to my
> > sound modules. It's more about live performance
> control being able to
> > turn on and off or switch loops or multiple loops,
> etc.
> > 
> > Last 2 I checked out were an MPC1000 and a Yamaha
> QY100 which both were
> > close but had limitations to them. Before I read
> another manual I
> > thought I'd ask here.
> > 
> > Thanks ---> rick :O)
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > .
> > 
> 
> 


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