Doepfer

Hi 

>  o polyphony(4voices) 
>  o polyphony(8voices) 
I urgently need also a monophonic keyboard. I hope this is included
self-evidently.

>   o aftertouch
For the corresponding output we should have several modes:

1.) "hold" - after releasing the sensor, the output 
    holds a voltage that corresponds to the level 
    of the last N milliseconds.
2.) "real" - after releasing the sensor (=no pressure 
    on the pad), the output also gives no voltage.
3.) "velocity" - when I hit the sensor the output holds the value 
    of the first N milliseconds (this gives velocity instead of 
    key pressure).
4.) "gated velocity" - when I hit the sensor the output holds the value 
    of the first N milliseconds. After releasing the sensor the output
    returns to 0 Volt (This is useful for dynamic drum electronics).

>  o digital sequencer
>  o analog sequencer 
I do not understand. What should mean "analogue" sequencer? To me this is a
sequencer with knobs to set the tuning. A sequencer inside a keyboard
always
will be "digital" since it gets the tuning info from the keys.

The question is, should it record the velocity or not?

I prefer simple sequencers. To my humble opinien the perfect sequencer is 
the one in the Roland SH-101 or JX-3P.

Additionally I'd appreciate some Arpeggiopatterns


Florian
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