I've given the next steps some thought. I now have a few components built:
1. mixer with muting and remote control for tracks.
2. fatness-enhancer for each external source (synthesizer)
2. live tweak recorder/looper (for song changes or tweaking of other synthesizers)
3. (pseudo) live sequence recorder/looper (which record)
4. a sample song track
5. example voice processing system (not finalized)
6. and a couple of grooves I created this weekend (song sources)
At this point my system looks like this:
Master System G2
- Master clock with restart
- blofeld and x0xb0x mixer
- tweak recorder/looper
- live sequence recorder/looper
- fx for blofeld and x0xb0x
Slave System G2
- a slave song track sequencer
- a song groove
Now, I could define the system given these parameters, but what is missing of my building blocks? a chord memorizer/arpeggio trigger, overall transposing, glitch sequencer, just to name a few.
As tempted as I am to assemble what I have, I will continue to work on the components and then given their (DSP/CPU) power requirements I will define the breakdown of the system.
The case for this is if I write a song with this structure, and then I find I need to alter the structure significantly, this means rewriting the song, and taking a step back at least for my upcoming live show.
So back to components work for me for a little while.
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I posted a G2 chord memorizer patch a while back on the electro-music.com list. It's pretty primitive, but maybe you can make it into something useful for your purposes. Look for "chord memory" in the patch list.
Thanks! I already have chord memorizers that use the voltage inputs of 2 or 3 sequencers that trigger chords (2 or 3 notes).
The ones on paper are more effective (at getting my attention).
/Haagen
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