[sdiy] A new sequencer idea - the 'human feel' ......
Seb Francis
seb at burnit.co.uk
Sat Jan 28 21:24:30 CET 2006
Richard Wentk wrote:
>
> But for what it's worth randomness doesn't usually sound all that
> interesting, or musical. It would probably be more useful, but quite a
> bit more complicated, to add a +/- timing pot for each step, so you
> could have very fine control over the feel and could potentially match
> it with the groove in a loop.
>
IMO, this is a *much* better idea than just adding randomness. What you
have then is the ability to set a 'groove' to your sequence. Personally
before building any hardware I would first play around in a software
sequencer and try out what pure randomness sounds like to you, as
opposed to a groove quantise which is repeating the same timing
discrepencies for each beat of the bar.
Seb
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