On Jun 6, 2007, at 10:56 AM, Charles Osthelder wrote:
> Numerology sounds like a neat package. Naturally, the wife and I are
> pretty much married to PC since she finished her dissertation on our
> old Powerbook. She bought that baby in '91.
fortunately you don't need the best mac ever to run Numerology as a
MIDI sequencer. any AUs you host will be a bit more processor
intensive of course.
> the modified CGS Gate seq. Does the Numerology package allow for
> clock inputs?
it can be MIDI slave, but generally if you let it be your master you
can exploit the more mind-bending aspects of its approach to time.
it would be a perfect companion to the MOTM MIDI-CV interface. i am
personally looking forward to those being available.
the Encore Expressionist would also be nice, you could dedicate 4 of
the gate outputs to reference clock pulses (bar, beat, eighth,
sixteenth) so ridiculously easy in Numerology inside the Clock group,
and then save that project as a template so every time you make a new
file that aspect of your setup is always ready.
or even a "random clock" where it would send a pulse a few times in a
16 bar period, and then even set that sequencer to reset every 16
bars (Numerology sequencers have hardsync), so you can have something
that's random yet have that predictable aspect if you'd like it. some
of the things you can do with the program become almost-generative
probability games ... which is extremely useful.
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