LoboLives wrote:I don't think it can do ratchets
It can. Perhaps you need the new firmware.
Getting a sequencer with the depth you want, with a synth built in....good luck.
Trying to find the best sequencer
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Re: Trying to find the best sequencer
It can. Perhaps you need the new firmware.
Getting a sequencer with the depth you want, with a synth built in....good luck.
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Re: Trying to find the best sequencer
Quasimidi Polymorph is another option, but it's not analog and it can't do ratchets I think 
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Re: Trying to find the best sequencer
It might be cheaper than you think...a lot cheaper. I've owned two dotcom systems, one was 22 spaces, the second 44 spaces...no sequencers, I sequenced them via MIDI. I was able to get the core of both used (cabinets, power supply and a handful of modules) then bought a few new modules to round the systems out. I only had about $2500 invested in the 44 space.
I listened to Hatfield and the North at Rainbow. They were very wonderful and they made my heart a prisoner.
Re: Trying to find the best sequencer
Do you think you can help guide me in terms of what I need to build mine? I'd appreciate it very much.meatballfulton wrote:It might be cheaper than you think...a lot cheaper. I've owned two dotcom systems, one was 22 spaces, the second 44 spaces...no sequencers, I sequenced them via MIDI. I was able to get the core of both used (cabinets, power supply and a handful of modules) then bought a few new modules to round the systems out. I only had about $2500 invested in the 44 space.
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Re: Trying to find the best sequencer
I listened to Hatfield and the North at Rainbow. They were very wonderful and they made my heart a prisoner.
Re: Trying to find the best sequencer
Thanks so much. I guess doing any more Oscillators is a bit overkill for what I'm looking for. This is the system Carpenter used... do you think a System 33 with extra sequencer would be fine or do you think I need to try and reconstruct this?
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Re: Trying to find the best sequencer
Baby steps!!! You can get an awful lot done with that small system, expand later when you have a better idea exactly what you need.
What I see in Carpenter's setup is two Moog systems being sequenced in tandem.
It's your money, do what you want. I'm just offering you my personal experience.
What I see in Carpenter's setup is two Moog systems being sequenced in tandem.
It's your money, do what you want. I'm just offering you my personal experience.
I listened to Hatfield and the North at Rainbow. They were very wonderful and they made my heart a prisoner.
Re: Trying to find the best sequencer
Thanks!meatballfulton wrote:Baby steps!!! You can get an awful lot done with that small system, expand later when you have a better idea exactly what you need.
What I see in Carpenter's setup is two Moog systems being sequenced in tandem.
It's your money, do what you want. I'm just offering you my personal experience.