Ugh... I had put off digging into the details behind programming the 6 Midi tracks, and having just read that section of the manual and tried it out a bit, I'm pretty disappointed with it. a) you cannot record note lengths by playing them? You have to set each note-length after the fact? And the note length values are 0- 127, not 1/16, 1/8, 1/4, etc. b) you cannot have a chord with different note lengths. That means you cannot have a whole note under several quarter notes without using multiple tracks and recording each separately. This wastes tracks, time, and patience. Shouldn't a "performance synth" actually record my performance to some minimal extent? My $10 Casio SK-1, made in the early 80's can record what I play faithfully, why can't my $1500 MnM do this? I mean, I'm not even an accomplished keyboardist, and yet the MnM cannot keep up with my lame-ass chords. I _really_ want to use the MnM sequencer with my other keyboards, but very few of them are monophonic, and I'd rather not have to put forth a Wendy Carlos Williams effort, creating a polyphonic piece by layering multiple more-or-less monophonic tracks. I tried to sequence the simple (criticized as such) track I posted a link to last week, and... it may not even be possible!? And if it is, it will take 6 tracks for two _simple_ synth parts? ...what to do... -gerald
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midi recording on MnM
2004-01-09 by oldmanfury
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