Re: low cpu midi appegiator

[mark francombe <markfrancombe@gmail.com>]

OK little report on the ARPG8, after 5 mimutes trying.. its ok, works nicly out of the box, STILL has not hold or latch function, so the arp stops after you remove you hand from the keyboard, which rules it out for me, you can REMOVE notes form the beat, so thats weird functionality, but works for creating less static normal ARPs, has one interesting programmable mode where you can set which note are played.. and Random is one of the options, so you can set up a sequence that goes 1, 2, 4, R, 2, 1.. whcih is fun...!

No saving of setting, but your DAW can do this... 

thats it.. still have to make one I think!

Mark

On Sat, Jan 1, 2011 at 12:33 PM, mark francombe <markfrancombe@gmail.com> wrote:

This looks like exactly what I'm after... Can't check it right now, I have a house full for new year.. Thnks for the link James!

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On 31 Dec 2010, at 02:40, james fowler <twostroke@gmail.com> wrote:

dunno to where this thread has strayed, but here's a cheap little arp program: http://www.pentacom.jp/pentacom/arpg8r/

as a staunch bidule supporter, i'm required to chime in.

i think bidule is great.  i know that always looking for something new and having to learn a whole new thing kinda sucks and i also agree with just picking something and learning it.  bidule is way fun to work with, super-easy or super-complex (depending on how deep you wanna go) and pretty darn cheap.  i spent a little time with audiomulch and thought bidule a better environment in which to work.  i also hated live and i think that max/msp is absurd.  i can work pretty quick in bidule.  it's graphical nature greatly appeals to me.  customer support is really great, too.

- jim 

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