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Ableton Link Support!!!!. Yes, I know it can be used in Gadget...but its not he same. The standalone app should allow more than just midi-clock. It needs LINK!

ronF, if in your shoes, i'd just get the trinity. here's why : 1:It's tried and tested and it works for you. (so you don't have to go spending time learning or discovering things that don't do your way.) 2: It's likely gonna be cheaper that many hardware alternative`s. 3: I don't care if its old ...

Didn't the cue mode have major timing issues when trying to put cues of songs together? Not in my experience, and definitely not once you bounced it down to a final mix. In my experience, I found it unusable. There are definitely timing issues and hiccups when you attempt to link song sections that ...

I just bought Modstep on Tuesday and got a chance to fiddle with it and record some stuff today. I think I have a decent grasp on the part that I'll use the most. (very decent actually). Recording MIDI into the program using an external midi source. Adding scenes and recording the "sections" of my ...

RonF, this whole thread is great! I'm just wondering how your work flow is? I agree, its a fun thread. Thank you! Let me TRY to describe a workflow that a cue list brings to the table: For one thing.....I often come up with ideas, hooks, theme's....rather than whole songs, while I'm playing around ...

What part of it don't you like? Its just the UI, and the step sequencer is a bit complex to grasp. I haven't spent probably enough time with it...but the times I've explored ModStep, I ended up frustrated. I'm sure its just a matter of educating myself in detail....but that's what i love about the ...

I think you should read this thread... and give this app a look. I truly think it may have changed my life. I don't mean that sarcastically either. http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=105457&sid=45f53c007c17571e510a6eb9dc292ba4 https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/modstep/id966990643 ...

apex wrote:

And in the cue mode you also had to have the same programs across all the song "sections" didn't you?

That's definitely not true. Each "song" can have its own programs, effects, tempo, settings, etc.

Sorry don't know about the cue mode, but have you tried modstep for ipad? it's very powerful pattern based and midi triggerable patterns (like ableton live for midi). However if you want to program patterns and also arrange them then there is another app called "midi patterns" that has seq mode but ...

The Kronos has 16 track HDR so that's actually quite a lot better than the Trinity 4 track. I believe you will find many, many of the same samples and sound engine features on the Trinity that you know from Kronos, mostly with fewer options and samples. Of course it will sound slightly different ...

As SanderXpander said elsewhere in this thread, the Kronos sequencer is directly descended from the Trinity and - having gone from Trinity to Triton Extreme to Kronos for all my music over the last 12 years or so - I can safely say that the Kronos is a distinct improvement. Is it really worth ...

I don't think you will find the sequencer type you are looking for in a Korg Workstation. Well, Trinity seems it might be it....HDR, Cue List, TouchView, extensive Effects routing, and the Korg Sequencer "language" as you pointed out. But of course....there are always compromises. I'm in no way ...

The way you describe (and I do this too!), you're really capped to 16 midi programs and the effects allocation of the Kronos "as is" for your full arrangement....unless you're going to resort to bouncing to audio tracks, or using program change messages. With a "song mode" you could use potentially ...

I think you have to put the praise of the Trinity sequencer into context. It was really good compared to what was out there at the time. The Kronos sequencer is directly descended from it and upgraded in many aspects, with the exception of the cue list thing, which I can imagine is important to you ...

I can only speak for myself here but I really like the Kronos Sequencer. It took a while to figure it all out but after some effort it all came together for me. I don't use it much anymore though. I have SSD issues. I've had them for quite some time and finally just said "the heck with it!" Now I ...