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moho wrote:Yeah total deal breaker if only there was some sort of switch you could use to change the octave

i can't tell if you're being a troll or not but there is totally a switch for each oscillator for changing octaves.

the lfo has several settings "under the hood" Make sure that you have the settings you want such as "key sync", "bpm sync", and "voice sync"

P33-35 in the manual will tell you a little more. Hope this helps

I dont have mine yet but I'm already aware of the fact that the programs(patterns) can't be latched like an electribe which would really boost the versatility

depending on the set up could be different but I found a baller case at DJ Tech Tools. I looked at the dimensions of both a while ago to make sure they line up (my minilogue is arriving tomorrow) https://store.djtechtools.com/products/mono-s4-bag Like I said it depends on your setup, this would be ...

Good to know, I'll have to check into it when I have a moment tonight.

heck I cant even get my hands on a floor model at the local store because they sell out so fast. The guy told me they stay a floor model for a bout 20 minutes before they have to sell that too. It doesn't say anything about the quality but it definitely says something about how sought after the ...

That's correct. However, if you have it synced to MIDI, the sequencer will start/stop in sync with the DAW transport. Haven't tried it with the sync-in, but I assume it's the same. Busch. Oh no, that's such a damn shame. If it latched the programs together like the electribe this would be my dream ...

I have a question for someone that owns one. If the sequencer is on and I switch patches does it snap or wait for the sequence like an electribe? Just thinking about how well it would sync up with my 'tribe (esx-sd), or with ableton for that matter. If the sequencer is playing and you switch ...

Sauce was actually the reason why I got the ESX, but I had already ran ableton so the sampling features left me wanting a little more. That being said Sauce also taught me how to make all sorts of sweet music and sounds including the single cycle waveform oldschool sounds. If you can commit to the ...

it's a pretty stable controller if it doesn't have the knob jitter issue(there is a post that teaches you how to take care of it). Other then that I would say go for the EMX, the sampler version is more of a hassle. I have an ESX and just use it as an ableton controller, which you could do just as ...

I have a question for someone that owns one. If the sequencer is on and I switch patches does it snap or wait for the sequence like an electribe? Just thinking about how well it would sync up with my 'tribe (esx-sd), or with ableton for that matter.

I just wish it would load up faster :-( True, but have you ever started up a Macbook Pro? That goes really really fast.... but then... then you have to start Mainstage, load aaaaaaalllllll the plug-ins and start-up your audio interface and its software.... I'm bettin' the Korg beats that ;-) I hate ...

I wanted to try it out but I'm running on mac

It isn't as exciting as some of you hope. http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2015/ ... more-65593

I keep forgetting to check this out, I'm sorry, I've been out of town a good portion of the spring and summer