On Thu, Apr 08, 2004 at 09:49:07AM +0200, Gert van Santen wrote: > Could you explain if (and how) the sequencing on the MnM is different > from > the Electribe way of adding notes (playing the little keyboard or > changing > existing data with the wheel)? I don't have an Electribe. but that sounds like the MD way of doing it as well. the main difference with the MnM is that you can have controller changes on any note instead of just the notes where you have trigs. and you can assign the controllers to the joystick so you can tweak them in realtime. you can't, however, record a PB/MW setting unless you dedicate a controller to it/them. and the controllers are assigned in the global menu (unlike the MD, where they're assigned within the machine); so you can't parameter lock a change of which CC# a controller should be assigned to, like you can in the MD. it's internal sequencing is much more full-featured since it's built in and designed for the MnM. but the MIDI sequencing is still a worthwhile feature (which I use all the time). Joe
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Re: [elektron] Re: MonoMachine versus other sequencers
2004-04-08 by Joe
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