Bad idea - I guess you'd want dynamic control - right? Then the MC-4 isn't
the best choice + that it's messy to program.
If dynamics isn't a big thing but mdi is I'd suggest some of the homebrew
stuff occasionally sold on Ebay or even a Kenton with Kadi out (that's what
I use since I'm modifying my midi2sdsII). The latter is also available again
soon I think... Paul?
If dynamics are important I'd certainly suggest the midi2sds. But that means
you need a midi sequencer anyway... well...
How about an analogue step sequencer then? What's your setup now? Are you a
drumming drummer och a sequencing synthgeek? This list tend to be dividable
in those two categories... ;)
electronically yours, jesper - sequencing synthgeek
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From: "pigletdad40" <pigletdad40@...>
To: <Simmons_Drums@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, April 03, 2006 3:14 AM
Subject: [Spam] [Simmons Drums] Sequencers and non-Midi Simmons units
> Hello hexaphiles,
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> I have been watching e-bay as most of you do from time to time and I keep
> seeing this
> SDS - 6 that is being offered at 1499.00. ( I know it has been offered at
> least 3 times and
> no bids as yet) Anyway, I am interested in getting a little sequencing
> unit that will fire the
> SDS 5 or SDS-7 1/4" inputs. I have seen an old Roland unit called "MC-4"
> that has CV
> output for up to 4 channels... Would that be a good choice? I would just
> like to write
> patterns and be able to leave the kit on occasion, letting the sequencer
> run the kit.
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