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Yep, there is a reason people drop thousand dollar to $5,000 hardware sequencer PCIe cards, like the RME RayDat, RME AES, Focusrite RedNet, Marian, or Avid, in
by justinlloyd 4y ago
Yep, there is a reason people drop thousand dollar to $5,000 hardware sequencer PCIe cards, like the RME RayDat, RME AES, Focusrite RedNet, Marian, or Avid, in to their computers.
- hammyhavoc 4y agoVery happy RayDat user here, only wish I'd sprung for it a decade ago.
- primitiveape 4y agoThose are primarily audio interfaces. The sequencer on an MPC-60, or a PC based MOTU MTP deals with traditional MIDI (5-pin DIN).
- hammyhavoc 4y agoRME's MIDI timing is solid though.
- justinlloyd 4y agoYou're right, I was thinking one thing and typing another thing. Weird how that works some days.