if i were to sequence my 909 from an external sequencer, does it play the sounds with accent?
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23-03-2005, 09:57 AM #1Junior Freak
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tr-909 as a Slave?
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23-03-2005, 10:24 AM #2BOA Mod
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not sure, but i do know that the 909 can be pretty unreliable as a slaved sequencer running to MIDI clock. My mates kept jumping and was near useless.
as for the accent, not sure mate.
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23-03-2005, 10:53 AM #3Junior Freak
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there was a very good old post about sync'ing 909's.. do a search ... If there is a question most surelly it's been covered there!
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23-03-2005, 01:06 PM #4Supreme Freak
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if you move the velocity level in your sequence you can get a change in the levels as if you where using the accent internally
is this what your trying to do?
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23-03-2005, 02:14 PM #5Junior Freak
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well you know when you use the 909 sequencer you can add say your Bass Drum in then press again and youve got Accent.
will you lose that accent if programming from another sequencer? dont wanna be losin that punch now ;)
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23-03-2005, 05:36 PM #6Supreme Freak
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not sure but accent aint that 127 vel. on the 303 it can be done. think its full velocity 127
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23-03-2005, 05:52 PM #7Supreme Freak
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I program my 909 via cubase all the time and with the veloicty setting you should be able to get 3 different veloicity settings, as you would get playing into the 909s sequencers
Originally Posted by anode
i have never really noticed any drop in levels between internal patterns and stuff sequenced from cubase.
and if it dont work just turn the kick channel up :lol:
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24-03-2005, 09:53 AM #8Supreme Freak
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in that case you can get more out of a sequencer! Originally Posted by nova
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24-03-2005, 09:55 AM #9Supreme Freak
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and by the way.
it's not a problem to do some knob turning job while you keep your sequencer qorking.
it's like you have extra 2 hands working for you. ;)OUT NOW:
- Orlando Voorn & Juan Atkins "Game One (Ritzi Lee remix)" on Nightvision.
- Cybernetics EP on Labrynth (Beatport release)
OUT SOON:
- Black Noiz on Labrynth (vinyl release)
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13-04-2005, 04:21 PM #10BOA Newbie
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When you play your sequence on a soft seq you can get 127 different velocity's, other than 2 (accent and not accent). Not sure if 909 accent is only about velocity indeed. This way you can achieve delay (trough midi delay;try FL) of snares an hihats for example. You can even play both simultaneous (as I remember). You can leave the base on the 909 (kick and toms) and trigger the hihats and the other tones by the soft seq. Or just make a big mess.
Anyway, I recommend to use the 909 seq. Mayble sample delayed notes. But thats all... its sequencer may not be too flexible but thats not what it was made for.
Sorry for the bad English
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