Virtual Analog Sequencer?

So I'm wondering about a VA sequencer- a board with lots of knobs for controlling steps, length, pitch, repetitions, etc. Very much like the humongous voltage control sequencers, but to control midi synths instead.

1. Is there such a thing, and where can it be found;

2. Is there such a thing as a voltage control to midi converter so I could just use an analog one?

(I know there are midi to VC converters, but I don't know if it works the other way 'round.

Hope everyone is well.

cubase plus any one of a million midi controller devices.

booyah.

look up 'kenton midi controller'

or 'kenton midi-cv'

http://www.genoqs.com/index.php?option=com...mp;limitstart=2

Heheh, bit expensive.

Future Retro Mobius

Korg Electribes

Akai MMT 8

Mpc's

Yamaha rm1x

Doepefer

Workstations

Software (logic, cubase, abelton)

Lot's of soft synths and hardware VA's have sequencers built in. The waldorf Q has a fantastic sequencer and interface. As well as the Dave Smith Instruments evolver line.

http://www.audiomidi.com/master.cfm?CID=261

http://www.soundonsound.com/search?url=%2F...amp;Summary=Yes - lots listed here

http://www.sequencer.de/specials/sequencer.html - Go here English is on right side of the page

Yes you can use any analog seq with a cv to midi converter

Search for "hardware midi sequencer" - "step sequencer"

There's tons

The two Doepfer sequencers--the MAQ16/3 and the Schaltwerk--are probably pretty a bit closer to what you're thinking of than the others listed above.

Word up, thanks guys. This helps.

After all I've tried, I cannot ever like software for synth stuff, I know it's cheaper and such, but I'm a hardware junkie. I've accepted this, but still want to do it smartly. Cool, I'll look at this stuff for now... further hardware comment is welcome.

Oh yeah, this is what gave me the idea in the first place... maybe not what I would do with it, but the phrase modulation here is excellent.

  Brandi_B said:

 

http://www.genoqs.com/index.php?option=com...mp;limitstart=2

 

Heheh, bit expensive.

 

Future Retro Mobius

Korg Electribes

Akai MMT 8

Mpc's

Yamaha rm1x

Doepefer

Workstations

Software (logic, cubase, abelton)

 

Lot's of soft synths and hardware VA's have sequencers built in. The waldorf Q has a fantastic sequencer and interface. As well as the Dave Smith Instruments evolver line.

 

http://www.audiomidi.com/master.cfm?CID=261

 

http://www.soundonsound.com/search?url=%2F...amp;Summary=Yes - lots listed here

 

http://www.sequencer.de/specials/sequencer.html - Go here English is on right side of the page

 

Yes you can use any analog seq with a cv to midi converter

 

Search for "hardware midi sequencer" - "step sequencer"

 

There's tons

Hats off to you on that one- the doepfer especially seems nice. I do have an emx-1, and I've tried to trick it every way I can, but it's those finer points of individual pitch that I want access to... anyway, if you've not yet seen the video, take a peek- that's the control I'm talking about. Thanks for the excellent links!

Buy or pirate reaktor. You can build whatever kind of sequencer you want in it... it's quite tits.