I must say that I think the TKB is an incredible interactive sequencer. It is very
easy to use the touch plates to control the starting point, direction, etc. The
pressure voltage is also fun to work with too. There are a few things that I
haven't figured out how to do on the TKB yet without lots of patch complexity. One
is the ability to interactively skip a stage (Moog feature). The second is
interactive control of which stages cause gates to fire (ARP feature). Are these
features of the more modular Serge sequencer components? Is it possible to
"wire-or" the stage gate outputs together to control which stages fire gates?
Eric
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easy to use the touch plates to control the starting point, direction, etc. The
pressure voltage is also fun to work with too. There are a few things that I
haven't figured out how to do on the TKB yet without lots of patch complexity. One
is the ability to interactively skip a stage (Moog feature). The second is
interactive control of which stages cause gates to fire (ARP feature). Are these
features of the more modular Serge sequencer components? Is it possible to
"wire-or" the stage gate outputs together to control which stages fire gates?
Eric
--- "C. Whitten" <chris@...> wrote:
> > how many people have experience__________________________________________________
> > with the TKB?
> I think the TKB is superb. One of the best sequencers. Friends rate the Moog
> sequencer very highly though I've never had a go on one, but I think the TKB
> has got to be up there.
> There is just so much you can do with it.
> I haven't really explored the keyboard aspect which is what I suspect you
> are most interested in. I use the touch plates to find the pitch I want for
> each step, also to try different start points for the sequence while the TKB
> is running.
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