volumetrik wrote:

Stab Frenzy wrote:The Voyager OS was discontinued cause it wasn't selling. If this doesn't sell it will be discontinued as well, that's what companies do.

thats not for certain for all we know it could have been a deliberate limited edition

Like the Taurus 3.

Just ordered mine.

If I don't love it... I will be flipping it for an SH-09.

Don T wrote:Could you imagine Porsche putting a 911 badge on a car that didn't have a rear-mounted, flat 6 engine?

VW did it. They still seem to be calling it the Beetle.

GuyaGuy wrote:

volumetrik wrote:why hasn't this wicked synth been added to VSE yet? should have a link on the front page to it

I decided to go ahead and write one after seeing your post.
I figure it's the least I could do for all the info I've gleaned from those pages.

Sure would like to see this review...

Really digging "First"... especially the 1st half.

What the other instrumentation?

From Wine country: Operating System ROM DRUM 0.4 offers OMNI and POLY modes over 16 MIDI channels, MIDI Pads-Out commands, & velocity sensitivity via MIDI. This is the best version for using Drumtraks as a sound module with a MIDI sequencer. Op ROM DRUM 0.5 offers all Version 0.4 features plus tunin...

Weird... why was my post deleted?

On the P600 you need to also engage the Poly-mode for it to turn Omni off.

Might have to do the same with the Drumtraks.

I've never heard of a sequencer that also arpeggiates. Arpeggiators are mainly a performance feature, whereas sequencers are for composing. You could manually play one measure of arpeggios and then copy and paste. The Korg DW-8000 is the only 80s synth I know that will sync its arpeggiator to MIDI....

I ordered the MIDIpal... http://mutable-instruments.net/midipal But I'm still on the lookout for 80s solutions to 80s problems. ;-) I would love a list of 80s synths with arpeggiators that can either latch to midi or output midi. I would love a list of 80s sequencers that can do a decent facsimile o...

You will want to use the "LINE" input.

Also the tube should have a tiny bit of glow above and below it's plates... these are the tube's 6.3v heaters. but no it won't glow as much as the graphic displays... and if it does you know you have a problem.

I don't mind playing the arp manually for most instances... except I'm worried about the sync with FSK on mixdown. I will have to track the manually played arpeggiations to the multi-track (MR66 in this case) but on mix down will it be in time with the drum machine beats and sequences that are locke...

Thanks for the suggestion. I'm curious... What "tack" would say a kid in the 80s take to trigger an arp with a midi sequencer? I ask because I don't think I'm needing anything complicated... I just need to do the bare minimum arpeggiations, the same my measly AX60 offers... I just want to be able to...

I'm other words...

Which vintage midi sequencers can double as a arpeggiator?

and

Which synths from the 80s have arps that can i/o midi?

Looks like the MidiPal might be my best bet to avoid some ugly groovebox... unless I stumble upon a Oberheim Cyclone.