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That's a sequencer. It doesn't produce sound by itself, but produces notes to be used for other devices to produce sound. You might be better off getting a Cir
by capableweb 3y ago
That's a sequencer. It doesn't produce sound by itself, but produces notes to be used for other devices to produce sound.
You might be better off getting a Circuit Tracks or something (any groovebox) before diving deeper into the hobby, it will be more gratifying than buying individual hardware like that.
- neom 3y agoThey said version 2 will be a midi generator, version 1 a midi controller. I have an OP-1 and OP-Z, looking to go in a different direction.
- capableweb 3y agoThat doesn't make much sense. A MIDI controller generates MIDI notes, like when you press a key there is two MIDI notes being sent, one "on" and one "off". When you use something like an arpeggiator, the MIDI controller would generate one MIDI note each 1/8 for as long as you hold the key. Or what would be the functional difference between a MIDI generator and controller?
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