that's 16 outputs!!!wiss wrote:again....I wanted every different sound to have its own output....I am a fussy kateminor9 wrote:To WISS, the MD has 6 outputs which can be configured as A-B stereo and C-D-E-F mono out bypassing the onboard efx section or 6 uneffected mono outs at your option.
If you stumble on some cash let me know.JSRockit wrote:I don't need the rack ears or the UW... but It might not be for awhile. I have no surpluss gear cash and like all my current gear.johans121 wrote:Let me know when your ready to buy another one. I have a MD that I want to sell - I think I even have the rack ears for it - no it is not the UW version.
-Jim
yes I do.....hageir wrote:that's 16 outputs!!!wiss wrote:again....I wanted every different sound to have its own output....I am a fussy kateminor9 wrote:To WISS, the MD has 6 outputs which can be configured as A-B stereo and C-D-E-F mono out bypassing the onboard efx section or 6 uneffected mono outs at your option.
you don't need that much!
Well, due to my laziness...I like it for basslines... since the sequencer is so quick and easy... but I also love the ribbon controller / arp feature.ThinkTanx wrote:Sorry for going a bit off-topic here, but what role does the EMX-1 fill for you, Rockit? Just curious how it fits into your setup.JSRockit wrote:Oh man, I can't sell my SP-404 or EMX-1...they have specific roles in my set-up. If anything it would be the MicroKorg, 606, and Yamaha CS01 MK II...and I'm not even ready to do that. A MD / EMX-1 combo would be very nice believe it or not.
You ever use the MM or EMX to sequence your Voyager?JSRockit wrote:Well, due to my laziness...I like it for basslines... since the sequencer is so quick and easy... but I also love the ribbon controller / arp feature.ThinkTanx wrote:Sorry for going a bit off-topic here, but what role does the EMX-1 fill for you, Rockit? Just curious how it fits into your setup.JSRockit wrote:Oh man, I can't sell my SP-404 or EMX-1...they have specific roles in my set-up. If anything it would be the MicroKorg, 606, and Yamaha CS01 MK II...and I'm not even ready to do that. A MD / EMX-1 combo would be very nice believe it or not.
Nope, I'm going to use Midi most of the time... I just like the ease of use and 303 slides / glides the Mobius offers. Plus, I can sync my 606 via DIN.ThinkTanx wrote:So, you're thinking CV as opposed to MIDI, I guess. The Mobius does analog sequencing, right?JSRockit wrote:Not yet... but I will probably. Well, I'm gonna pick up a Mobius though...so that might be better for the Voyager.ThinkTanx wrote:
You ever use the MM or EMX to sequence your Voyager?
Yeah that ability to DIN sync on the Mobius is pretty dope. I think it also has a built-in MIDI-to-CV converter.JSRockit wrote:Nope, I'm going to use Midi most of the time... I just like the ease of use and 303 slides / glides the Mobius offers. Plus, I can sync my 606 via DIN.ThinkTanx wrote:So, you're thinking CV as opposed to MIDI, I guess. The Mobius does analog sequencing, right?JSRockit wrote: Not yet... but I will probably. Well, I'm gonna pick up a Mobius though...so that might be better for the Voyager.
Totally. I love using mine to sequence Impulse in Live.cant forget about the MD's step sequencer. I love that thing. I use it more than the actual MD lately to trigger my other gear and come up with wild sounding sequences.
I feel the same way sometimes..... but with synths rather than drum machinesJSRockit wrote:Once in awhile I think I just want to stop recording music... sell all of my synths...buy alot of drum machine and just program drum machines for fun...which believe it or not, gives me more enjoyment than playing / programming synths, rapping, recording and all of the other things I try to do. These type of days make me want to sell my monomachine and get a machinedrum. How liberating it would be to just sit with a MD and not worry about making songs...just tweaking away.
Yeah, since it's not vintagedrummachine.com, that makes more sense...but the MD is really a synth anyway.johans121 wrote:I feel the same way sometimes..... but with synths rather than drum machinesJSRockit wrote:Once in awhile I think I just want to stop recording music... sell all of my synths...buy alot of drum machine and just program drum machines for fun...which believe it or not, gives me more enjoyment than playing / programming synths, rapping, recording and all of the other things I try to do. These type of days make me want to sell my monomachine and get a machinedrum. How liberating it would be to just sit with a MD and not worry about making songs...just tweaking away.
For cheap, why not just get an Electribe ER-1 or the like? I think you can get them for less than $100 these days. I don't know how TR-like the sequencer has to be, but I have used an ER-1 to sequence Impulse before and it was pretty fun.jimi_t wrote:Yeah actually, bit OT, but what would be a decent hardware solution for a stepsequencer in the TR style to use with Impulse?
You know, I don't know what it is, but I really love drum machines too. Well, to be totally honest I have only extensively used the Machinedrum and the Electribes, and also my new MM (same process in my mind). And maybe it is just the MD. That thing is so intuitive and just ridiculously fun. I've got to get a TR machine. I really lust after a 909, but it is so expensive, especially considering its somewhat limited potential (in comparison with the Elektron machines, for example). Of course, I'm sure the prices will only continue to go up, so it would be an investment (I love that logicOnce in awhile I think I just want to stop recording music... sell all of my synths...buy alot of drum machine and just program drum machines for fun...which believe it or not, gives me more enjoyment than playing / programming synths, rapping, recording and all of the other things I try to do. These type of days make me want to sell my monomachine and get a machinedrum. How liberating it would be to just sit with a MD and not worry about making songs...just tweaking away.
). A 606 would be cool, too.
