From Alex Theakston Sent Tue, Jul 5th 2005, 14:42
From Alex Theakston Sent Tue, Jul 5th 2005, 14:42
thanks a lot for the help, I've emailed the technotoys dude - hopefully he'll be able to help me out. I'd love to build a custom controller for ableton, but my soldering ability is sorely lacking...if only they'd mass-produce sasha's ableton effort... http://feed.proteinos.com/item/2665 - although really the faderfoxes are pretty good: http://www.faderfox.de/Faderfox-Homepage_english/faderfox-homepage_english.html cheers! alex >From: "schism" <xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx> >To: <xxxxxxx_xx@xxxxxxx.xxx> >Subject: re: simple MIDI analogue programmer? >Date: Mon, 4 Jul 2005 21:42:39 -0400 > >hi, > >Excuse me if I'm ignoring the "simple" part of your sequencer request >but... >Are you on a MAC or Windows machine? >If Mac I would recommend Numerology: http://www.five12.com/numerology.html >Its flexible and not as compicated as it looks. >Unfortunately I only use Windows so I have only messed with it a bit at a >friend's place. > >This sequencer should provide everything you want. >But if you're looking for something simpler and on PC then I recommend one >of the sequencers from the now defunct Techno Toys: >http://www.technotoys.com/ >Unfortunately you can no longer buy them but I think that means they're >freeware. Email the creator Jim Johnson for more info: >xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx > >>I could go even more bonkers and buy lots of doepfer modules to add extra >>LFO's/ENVS and more importantly an analogue seqeuencer... > >Hmm, I would like that :) (obvious reasons). >More hands-on at least. No memory unless you're considering the rackmount >sequencers. > >>but since the Cwejman has four CV outs from its MIDI in - I figured I >>should look for a computer prog that would be able to program them. > >That's understandable. >You might also want to take a look at the Colin Fraser/Sequentix P3 in case >you decide on hardware. >It has some *amazing* aux functions. Details here: >http://www.analoguehaven.com/sequentix/p3/ >More at www.p3sequencer.com and join the Yahoo Groups mailing list, Colin >is fast with replies. > >>I use ableton live...did they say that version 5 is gonna allow people to >>add their own MIDI plugins? That might werk. > >I think so but I'm not a user of the program so I can't say for sure. One >customer of mine built a custom controller for it using a Doepfer Pocket >Electronics. He's on AH. Photos at the top of this page: >http://www.abiotic.net/schism/diy.html > >Email me if you have any other comments or questions... > >Thanks, > >Shawn Cleary >www.analoguehaven.com >