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   Subdream Nameless Constellations (2023) 293 0. 2. To read a review in this webzine click on the cover. To visit an artist's page click on his name (left) in the index. Anything blue in a review is a link. AA-AM. AN-AW.

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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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   So, welcome to this part of my Blog Synth&Sequences which is devoted to the music, the tones and sounds of Aachen’s own Robert Schroeder. Here you will find informations about his career and discography and latest news as well as deep reviews about his music, his albums.

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

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   May 19, 2022 · The first sequencers appeared in modular synths in the ’60s, and you’ll find the fundamentals of that design in today’s models. Then came sequencers with expanded digital memory, with MIDI-outputting synths being used to control multiple devices. Digital sequencers were soon built into drum machines or keyboards.

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6. www.synthsequences.com › post › brendan-pollardBRENDAN POLLARD: Cycles and Pulses (2022) - SYNTH&SEQUENCES

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   Jun 28, 2022 · BRENDAN POLLARD: Cycles and Pulses (2022) “A Berlin School opus with a new modern sound shield that does not restrict its warmth nor its originality”. 1 Conflict 12:38. 2 Process 17:21. 3 Re-Pulse 10:15. 4 Switching Cycles 14:05. 5 Radiance 10:49. Acoustic Wave Records ‎– AW021.

7. www.musicradar.com › how-to › the-ultimate-guide-toThe ultimate guide to sequencing: step up your sequencing ...

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   Dec 16, 2021 · The one constant in musical production is that you need a way to get your musical ideas from your brain to your listeners. There are clearly many methods for this but there’ll always be a need to get the notes into the instrument and, performance aside, the most common method is through sequencing.

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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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   How do I connect a sequencer to a synth?

   • There are usually a number of ways to connect sequencers to synth. If it’s a software sequencer, there’s not too much to worry about; if it’s hardware, these are your most common options: MIDI – you’ll often see the 5-pin MIDI DIN connection on synths and sequencers.

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   Should you use a sequencer in a synth?

   • Sequencers in hardware offer such a diverse range of methods and features that there’ll be something for everyone. Most synths now offer at least the ability to tap out some notes and play them back. Then again you might want something more generative, eschewing more traditional timing.

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   What is a sequencer & how does it work?

   • What is a sequencer? Sequencers allow you to program a combination of notes, rhythms, articulations and effects that can be sent to anything from your DAW of choice to hardware synths. By programming your patterns, melodies and loops, you free yourself up to experiment with mixing, dynamics and performing with other instruments.

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   How do you sync a synth?

   • If you’re going hardware to hardware i.e. computer-free, you’ll usually find a dedicated clock connection that allows hassle-free syncing. Clock connections are usually 3.5mm jacks, like CV. Connect the clock out from your sequencer to the clock in on your synth, and you’ll hear everything lock together.

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   What are the basic features of a sequencer?

   • There are a few standard sequencer features and almost all of them will share a few basics. First up will be pitch. A pitch output is necessary for the sequencer to tell your audio source which notes to play. This could be a CV patch point, as in the image, done internally (for a desktop synth) or via MIDI. 2. Gate/trigger

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   Mar 25, 2019 · Learn how sequencers work, how to connect them to synths, and how to program patterns, melodies and loops. Explore the differences between hardware and software sequencers, and between sequencers and arpeggiators.