Using pattern mode to sequence other MIDI gear
Posted: Sat Dec 14, 2013 5:08 pm
I have been using my MicroKORG and microSampler together with MIDI to do some battery-powered on-the-fly quantized sequencing..
This works great for setting up appregios on keyboards that don't have an appregio feature. I use it on my Yamaha DX-7 & Roland FP-2.
With MIDI INs & OUTs connected between both keyboards,
MicroKORG MIDI CHAN : 1
microSampler MIDI CHAN : 1
Using microSampler pattern record mode, I select a quantize and play notes on the MicroKORG. These notes are recorded on the microSampler's keyboard pattern. They will quantize to the BPM & settings of the microSampler. The MIDI notes are being played/sent back into the MicroKORG.
Using sampling mode, you can record your pattern of quantized MicroKORG MIDI notes as a sample to the microSampler.
I use a headphone splitter/joiner into my sound system, because you cannot have AUDIO IN while recording in pattern record mode on the microSampler. Plug the microSampler into one jack, your other keyboard into the 2nd jack, and the male end into your audio setup.
Have fun!
This works great for setting up appregios on keyboards that don't have an appregio feature. I use it on my Yamaha DX-7 & Roland FP-2.
With MIDI INs & OUTs connected between both keyboards,
MicroKORG MIDI CHAN : 1
microSampler MIDI CHAN : 1
Using microSampler pattern record mode, I select a quantize and play notes on the MicroKORG. These notes are recorded on the microSampler's keyboard pattern. They will quantize to the BPM & settings of the microSampler. The MIDI notes are being played/sent back into the MicroKORG.
Using sampling mode, you can record your pattern of quantized MicroKORG MIDI notes as a sample to the microSampler.
I use a headphone splitter/joiner into my sound system, because you cannot have AUDIO IN while recording in pattern record mode on the microSampler. Plug the microSampler into one jack, your other keyboard into the 2nd jack, and the male end into your audio setup.
Have fun!