My friend is trying out my new Q960 Sequencer from Synthesizers.com. The Q960 is playing the bass and the little melody. The q960 also triggers an envelope controlling a Q150 VCF to create a bass drum and triggers the Korg MS20 that is playing a snare drum sound. Sorry for the bad quality, I'm using my Nokia N95.
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This is more of a patching-demo than a music video. This demonstrates a patching method I think is quite kewel. Anyway- put simply, A/B switchable busses control the sequencer's patterns and reset-points.
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This is a demo of a very kewel patching technique for the Q960 sequencer, which allows the performer to selectively alter the reset-points and step sequence, by switching the trigger-gates on a series of trigger-busses.
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What time is it? It's noodlin' time! And in TM03 we've got a MIDIed up Chamberlin tape replay keyboard, more sonic bendery and lots of flashing lights from a Moog 960 (or is it a Q960? Hmmm)...You'll love the unhinged weirdness of another TECHNOMANIA! "It's cosmic, dude!"
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