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Alex posted in the group Roland MC-101 & MC-707 User Group
Roland recently updated the MC-101 and MC-707 with the ability to save and load “clips” containing both sound and sequencer data. This is my first pack of free clips for the MC-101 / MC-707. It includes 32 basses and leads inspired by the Roland SH-101. Enjoy!
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I had a play with these yesterday and they’re really good, thanks! Have Roland released any official clip packs yet?
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Finally, you do not sell the Mc707?
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Not yet, it’s still up for sale. I just took it out the box to make these clips. I’m thinking of swapping it for an MC-101 now they added the partial editing. I mainly use the Syntakt as the centre of my setup these days so I’m thinking the smaller MC would pair quite nicely.
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earthfriend posted in the group Dawless Jamming
Just recorded my first hardware jam video celebrating the 909 Day.
Done with #TR-8S, #Toraiz #AS-1 and #Microfreak.
Hope you enjoy it. 🙂5 Comments-
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Excellent! 😀
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Nice jam
The AS-1 sounds really good. Does it have its own sequencer?-
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Thanks! 🙂 Yes it has, up to 64 steps. You can adjust the seq. length on the fly and transpose it, great for buildups. It also has an arpeggiator.
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Good that you can transpose the sequence. I wish more sequencers had that! How do you find making presets on that small screen?
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The screen is good readable, so It’s possible, but a bit difficult. A lot of parameter scrolling. 😉 I’m thinking about programming an external midi controller so I can tweak more parameters easily.
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Fotmaesron
These are very nice, thanks!!