05-24-2019, 06:38 AM
Thanks for your thoughts Thomas, that's all great to know.
I had thought about using something like an Analog Four MkII to handle polyphonic voices and sequencing too, but I think I get a lot more control of voices and sequencing in Eurorack with NerdSeq.
And whether something like Analog Four or a dedicated sequencer like Squarp Pyramid (or even a Cirklon) I kind of like the idea of doubling-down on one workflow, not having to learn another complex machine, and instead getting really deep into NerdSeq and knowing how to build anything I want quickly.
I don't play live! I'm just building layers of quite complex patterns/pieces up in Eurorack and then recording.
I'll think on it further, but a double NerdSeq set-up is definitely on my mind....!
I had thought about using something like an Analog Four MkII to handle polyphonic voices and sequencing too, but I think I get a lot more control of voices and sequencing in Eurorack with NerdSeq.
And whether something like Analog Four or a dedicated sequencer like Squarp Pyramid (or even a Cirklon) I kind of like the idea of doubling-down on one workflow, not having to learn another complex machine, and instead getting really deep into NerdSeq and knowing how to build anything I want quickly.
I don't play live! I'm just building layers of quite complex patterns/pieces up in Eurorack and then recording.
I'll think on it further, but a double NerdSeq set-up is definitely on my mind....!