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SEQUENTIAL/DSI => Tempest => Topic started by: wolf shield on January 21, 2017, 02:25:29 PM
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I'm sure this has been requested soo many times. I'm a long time Tempest owner and lover. It's lived as the centre piece of my live set up and studio for a few years now. This year I have a project that requires some (lots) of polyrhythmic, electronic/sequenced percussion. I know i could do this in my DAW, but it is more a hands on, live collaborative (and recording) project.
I'm seriously looking at getting a Arturia Drum Brute for this purpose. I just really wish my beloved Tempest could do it :-/
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Don't know if they'll be able to add this feature in the future...i really hope so though. Why get a drumbrute? I'm sure you'll hate the sound of it coming from a Tempest. Add an octatrack to it instead!
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Don't know if they'll be able to add this feature in the future...i really hope so though. Why get a drumbrute? I'm sure you'll hate the sound of it coming from a Tempest. Add an octatrack to it instead!
I've had an elektron machine in the past. I just don't really like the workflow that much. The Drum Brute is for a particular project I'm involved with this year and will not be replacing the Tempestin any way! :). and it's (drum brute) cheap and i actually think it sounds pretty good and will work in with the project. it has clock in and out too and the project will involve modular stuff so...
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Or get a more dedicated sequencer and use that to sequence the Tempest - something like a Squarp Pyramid, Cirklon or a Deluge.
I have a Deluge on order ; )
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Octatrack can too but remember that youcan only sequence one sound...
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Eh, You can trigger each pad with a sequencer. You are confusing it with playing sounds polyphonically. Which can of be done with one sound per beat. ;)
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Ah! Yes.