These are all interesting analog sequencers. But they are quite limited and not that easy to use. Besides who needs analog with midi? I would recommend any of the MPCs from Akai. I think the MPCs have the best hardware sequencers out there. Take note there is a cheaper mpc1000 that has barely been out. I think their orders are full until next year. You could find a used mpc2000 or xl. Definitely better than the command station. You get two ins and outs. A full sequencer with any time signature you want. Connected to a MD however, I think you want to make the MD the master clock. The mpc will sync up just fine. They are samplers too. The 1000 comes with effects and separate audio outs. You can record midi events live. Edit events. Kind fo a small screen however. I'm really thinking of getting rid of my Virus and getting an mpc1000 with money for other things... The www.mpc-tutor.com forum can give you some answers. --- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "kernzone" <s070666@s...> wrote: > >>The ultimate midi hardware sequencer does not exist.<< > > Do you know this one: > > http://www.s-n-d.com/sam16e.html ?
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Re: [elektron] OT: External Sequencers
2003-12-08 by endlessnessisticman