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Physically speaking is the qy 20 smaller than the qy 10? If so GREAT!! Cos the qy10, is NEARLY small enough for my needs.. And @ Andy, I think, from what you are saying, Gordius is just perfect too... I intend getting one, its just a matter of cash right now... Basically, if using the Gordius I would want to HOLD down a pedal (latching would be OK too) and during the hold, deliver a stream of pre-programmed midi notes. Not particularly complex just a bunch of G2s in a row, or at most two note that repeat. Ideally they should be spaced by a midi clock division, I understand that this would be tricky cos it would involve looping back to Gordius a midi cable, and that might make a loop, if Gordius did that anyway... does it? But THAT is just icing on the cake... a stream of notes is enough... at roughly 32nds or 64th... its just that I hav a technique of occasionally hitting MANY undos in a row, and my original drum-machine that I used for this is too big for the space in my rack for just this tiny functionality. Mark On Thu, Feb 10, 2011 at 10:34 AM, Simeon Harris <simeonharris40@googlemail.com> wrote: > i think the smallest you'll be able to find with midi out will be the >yamaha > qy20. it should do everything you need. i was looking into the qy series >as > a source of midi notes for triggering my lp-1 when i had it > > midi file players don't exist (not tiny ones, anyway) - i was looking at > this option as well. i'm surprised nobody makes a little tiny box with a > midi in and out and a usb port, that you could load midi files onto. > karaoke/solo singers might get some use out of it and it would be great >for > storing sequences on that could be synced to midi clock. the amount of > memory it would need would be tiny and it could have some transport >controls > and a little screen for selecting the file you want. would be dirt cheap >to > make. > > sim > > On Thu, Feb 10, 2011 at 8:54 AM, andy butler <akbutler@tiscali.co.uk> >wrote: >> >> mark francombe wrote: >> >>> Small hardware sequencer then? > -- mark francombe www.markfrancombe.com www.ordoabkhao.com twitter @markfrancombe http://vimeo.com/user825094 http://www.looop.no