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1. www.synthsequences.comENTRANCE | SYNTH&SEQUENCES

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   A webzine dedicated to electronic music, especially synth and sequences, featuring reviews, interviews and artist pages. Explore the latest releases from Däcker, Thaneco & DASK, Starterra, Zanov, Kontroll-Raum and Subdream.

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     EM & ME | SYNTH&SEQUENCES. This Web site is the continuity...

   • REVIEWS

     A solid album that should appeal to fans of cosmic EM with a...

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     You want your music to be reviewed on this site? First, make...

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     IAN BODDY Talks about Pearl. Bertrand Loreau. Axel Stupplich

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     Here are some very useful links to CD shops and other Blogs...

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     art of infinity/deep imagination. ascendant. @sh ra tempel /...

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     wavestar/john dyson. wave walkers. wellenfeld

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     Various Artists: Manikin Records Third Decade 2012-2022...

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3. www.synthsequences.com › welcomeWELCOME | SYNTH&SEQUENCES

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   Synth & Sequences is a site dedicated to E (lectronic) M (usic) identified as the Berlin School style and its sub-genres. Find reviews, interviews and information about synth and sequencer based music, from Tangerine Dream to Vangelis, Klaus Schulze and more.

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   SYNTH&SEQUENCES A site made by a fan and for fans of Electronic Music of the Berlin Scholl style and its sub-styles Un site fait par par un fan et pour les fans de Msique Électronique du style Berlin School et ses sous-styles

5. synthsequences.blogspot.comSynth&Sequences - Blogger

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   Synth&Sequences This webzine is online since August 2010 and is completely dedicated to Electronic Music (EM) identified as the Berlin School style and its derived. You will find interviews but mostly reviews of ambient, sequenced and symphonic EM with a glimpse on other related genres.

6. www.musicradar.com › news › producers-guide-arpsThe producer's guide to arps, riffs and sequences | MusicRadar

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   May 19, 2022 · News. The producer's guide to arps, riffs and sequences. By James Russell, Future Music. ( Computer Music, emusician ) published 19 May 2022. Inspire your next track with some of today’s top tools and techniques for programming music. James Russell shows us how….

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   What is synth & sequences?

   • Welcome to Synth & Sequences;a site entirely dedicated to E (lectronic) M (usic)identified as the Berlin School style and its sub-genres that have emerged over the years. Originally, it was the blog of the same name that I put on the Net in August 2010 and which also became the most famous in the field.

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   What is a'sequencer' in music production?

   • The term ‘sequencer’ refers to music software or hardware that can record performance data and play it back in sequence. That might seem like a pretty simple definition, but innovation in the ever-evolving world of music production has meant it’s not all that simple.

   The producer's guide to arps, riffs and sequences | MusicRadar

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   How to create a synth part using Riffer?

   • Step 1: Let’s create an evolving synth part using Riffer. First, select a key, and then set the number of steps to 16. Adjust the amount of notes to eight and hit the Randomize button until you get a pattern you like. Step 2: For a bassline, switch to the second tab and adjust the key, steps and notes similarly.

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   How does sync work?

   • With Sync enabled, the tempo is synced to a source at either 1/8, 1/16, 1/32 or 1/64. With Sync disabled, the tempo ranges from 1 up to 25Hz. Step 4: Now that we know how it works, let’s create a busy synth pattern. Set the Range to 3 and the Mode to Up & D. Turn on Sync, and set the Tempo to 1/16.

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