The Triadex Muse has an amazing sequencer.
1) I know there is a software MIDI sequencer based off of the Triadex algorithm, does anyone happen to remember its name? I found it stumbling about a short while back, but can't seem to find it through search.
2) Future Retro has the Zillion. Anyone interested? Any comparison to other recent devices like the MI MidiPAL?
Triadex Muse software sequencer & Future Retro Zillion
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Re: Triadex Muse software sequencer & Future Retro Zillion
Strictly speaking, the Muse doesn´t have a "sequencer" -- it has a couple of switches that can be combined in numerous ways to produce unpredictable strings of pitches, arranged in patterns of varying length, based on the output of logic modules, shift registers, and mojo. It is not exactly pitched, and if so, it isn´t always musically useful. The Muse delivers more arbitrary results, the approach to "programming" is a rather aleatoric one. It is improtant to wear goggles and a white coat when programming it -- I am sure it would make a fun episode starring Professor Bunsen Honeydew and Beaker ("... where the future is being made today.").
The video isn´t exactly representing the Muse´s features -- you cannot determine pitch exactly and have it played back by the machine. Still a nice tool, though. Looks fun.
Stephen
The video isn´t exactly representing the Muse´s features -- you cannot determine pitch exactly and have it played back by the machine. Still a nice tool, though. Looks fun.
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Re: Triadex Muse software sequencer & Future Retro Zillion
The Triadex Muse Simulator for Windows was one of the software versions. There was the original version 1.1 and a newer upgraded 1.2 version. I have used both versions many times and they sound interesting driving my Moog.
Here are a few of the links:
Original Muse owners manual scan
Original Muse programing guide
Original version 1.1 Muse Simulator software page
Newest version 2.1 page with links
The software is a little glitchy and when changing sliders can hiccup. I will usually just MIDI record a nice sequence and fix the glitches in a MIDI editor. Fun software and probably more usefull than the original as this one outputs MIDI and can drive any synthesizer with MIDI or MIDI to CV/gate.
Here are a few of the links:
Original Muse owners manual scan
Original Muse programing guide
Original version 1.1 Muse Simulator software page
Newest version 2.1 page with links
The software is a little glitchy and when changing sliders can hiccup. I will usually just MIDI record a nice sequence and fix the glitches in a MIDI editor. Fun software and probably more usefull than the original as this one outputs MIDI and can drive any synthesizer with MIDI or MIDI to CV/gate.