From eon Sent Wed, Dec 19th 2018, 14:16
From eon Sent Wed, Dec 19th 2018, 14:16
Guys, I recently got a hardware sequencer (the great Polyend Seq - http://polyend.com/product/seq-sequencer) for demoing stuff we have for sale at analogia.pl but also for use with my Synthi and VCS3 (via boxes that are being made for me). In the meantime, I'm learning to use the Seq and practice my rhytmic / harmonic / medolic skills using the MKS-7 (one of the most underrated synths on the planet). It's so much fun that I think I will keep it. However, the MKS-7 has one disadvantage - it has no memory, only presets (that are far from perfect). They can be altered using a 106 hooked up via MIDI or with another editor. Now the question: what is the cheapest way to program a Juno-106 (the MKS-7 is a 106 MIDI-wise)? I use computer for monitoring / multitrack recording anyway, so I think the answer will be: an editor. Which ones do you recommend? I would use it with an external MIDI controller, so the editor's parametres would have to be easily assignable to the controller. Like I mentioned, the "7" does not have memory so what I'd need is that whenever I dial up a patch in the editor, it would have to be dumped into the "7". Is it a standard routine? Thanks for your input, Maciek