Analogue-sequencer

ferrograph632 wrote:

>mebbes not if you're working mostly on y'r own..... no, even then...
>maybe /especially/ then.... paul? waddya reckon?
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I reckon that running even basic sequencers in sync can be utterly 
chaotic - I used to take quite a while to get my various analogue 
sequencers out of the insanity range and into "interesting"; I would 
never dare to do it live onstage. But suppose a master sequencer with 
the power of the P3 could set the scale and root note for an entire 
ensemble? This would leave each sequencer player free to improvise but 
without the fear of a total mess - unless you wanted one.

I think it'd be utterly ace.

Paul


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