2013/9/5 Matt <somatt@...>
> Yes the modulation processors are awesome and amazingly addictive...
>
> some things are annoying on the emu however,
Wow, wow, wow, this one could be an endless thread ;-)
And I have to say that some of your points - while valid - would demand a complete revamp of the architecture. Some of them, however, are quite valid:
> *stopping sequencer to implement swing quantize
...and transposition...
> *not being able to set a pitch range for individual drum samples from a kit
...even Yamaha CS1x can do it (thru SysEx, but still)
> *beats mode and arps occasionally crashing
Luckily never experienced it.
> *inability to set different pattern lengths on different tracks
Oh, I would LOVE it. However... has anyone tried tricks like xmixing tracks from patterns of different lenghts? Or even better - xmixing tracks from patterns with different time signatures?
But my question stays open, so maybe another hint: have you found another synth with capabilities similaror equally powerful to modulation processors?
Bruno
> Yes the modulation processors are awesome and amazingly addictive...
>
> some things are annoying on the emu however,
Wow, wow, wow, this one could be an endless thread ;-)
And I have to say that some of your points - while valid - would demand a complete revamp of the architecture. Some of them, however, are quite valid:
> *stopping sequencer to implement swing quantize
...and transposition...
> *not being able to set a pitch range for individual drum samples from a kit
...even Yamaha CS1x can do it (thru SysEx, but still)
> *beats mode and arps occasionally crashing
Luckily never experienced it.
> *inability to set different pattern lengths on different tracks
Oh, I would LOVE it. However... has anyone tried tricks like xmixing tracks from patterns of different lenghts? Or even better - xmixing tracks from patterns with different time signatures?
But my question stays open, so maybe another hint: have you found another synth with capabilities similaror equally powerful to modulation processors?
Bruno