Patches and discussion for Ensoniq VFX family

...that's redundant since the motivator can be recorded for any track, so you can also have 8 arpeggiated tracks per pattern... the only advantages of owning a cyber 6 are odd measures like 7/8 5/4 etc. and the fact that the 2nd motivator can be used to modify some parameters like filter cutoff... but this can also be done with the raven: in the modulation matrix you can set velocity to cutoff modulation and with the step sequencer you can edit the velocity of each note (or, if you are a virtuoso, you can do it also with realtime recording)... well another advantage may be that as master-keyboard, it is splittable in 8 zones, but I don't think it is THAT useful... I'd have a raven over a cyber6 any day.

--- In Ensoniq-VFX-SD@...m, "jammie" <jammie.emma@...> wrote:
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> i use my cyber6 which has the same sequencer but with 2 motif special arpegs
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>   Subject: [Ensoniq-VFX-SD] Re: Questions about sounds for the VFX-SD - Newbie to Synths!
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>   never used the built in sequencer of my sd1, anyway I use my quasimidi sirius and raven sequencers. patter sequencers with song mode, real time and step sequencing, arpeggiator that is recordable in the sequencer. that's a lot better than the vfx/sd1 sequencers, no question.
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>   --- In Ensoniq-VFX-SD@yahoogroups.com, Rish <rish@> wrote:
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>   Anyone ever find anything that they think works as easy/well as a VFXSD?
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