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@ can you save those sequences onto an SD card from within the unit? That’s is one thing Arturia should consider. Dawless data backup.

@ thanks eventually I’ll run out of space.

You need one of those special 5-pin midi cable to 3.5 mini jack. Arturia Keystep has a midi IN and a midi OUT. So I connect T8 midi OUT to Keystep midi IN (to transmit CLOCK) and Keystep midi OUT to S1 midi IN (to transmit both CLOCK from T8 and NOTES from Keystep). If Launchkey has no midi IN you will need to try to sync through the sync IN and OUT from T8 and S1 but you will not be able to use "CLOCKED" functionalities of the Launchkey (arpeggio for example) as it will not receive CLOCK signal. Hope that help.

Yes, thank you very much, I will try. And happy new year!!…

Delighted to have provided you with a half-hour backing track in C minor. Feel free to make a video ;-)

@@ShurikatMusic when I get good, I will! :-)

That's exactly what I ask for when I want people to comment on my videos. Thank you for this constructive comment, which will help me to improve. I'll take it into account for my next jams. For the people who read the comments, don't hesitate!

Maybe some tutorial 😊

Thank you for following my videos. In fact, I've had it for several years. Impostor complex means I feel more comfortable with 'toys' like the Aira Compact ;-)

@ShurikatMusic only had TR8s a week. I like how you use the knobs to keep everything changing and use the faders very little especially in your 3rd jam 👍

@@kevinbelton7857 The problem is that the faders wear out over time. I've already replaced two of them (BD, RD) but the problem persists. They get stuck at a certain volume and sometimes prevent you from using other functions. So I've decided to use them only for instrument balance and to mute/block sounds with other parameters whenever possible (decay and filter for example).

@@ShurikatMusic oh no don't tell me that!! I've just got it and i love the sliders

I don't know. I imagine people with a drink in their hand, shaking their shoulders a bit, feeling the groove in conversation or at a poolside bar.

To play notes, you can assign the COARSE function (tune by semitone) to the CTRL button, but then you can't use it for anything else (like a filter, for example). So I prefer to use the TUNE knob. So I transcribed two octaves on a scale between -128 and +127. C= 0, C#11, D=21... I've stuck it at the bottom so that I can input notes on the fly.

@@ShurikatMusic Thanks for that. I Did a quick search, and found said info on Roland's TR8s Tips & Tricks.

You can sync them via midi or use the trigger outputs. For the sound you need a mixer.

@ seemed like a stupid question. Maybe it’s so obvious it doesn’t need a mention but no where talks about that! Thanks. I thought a mixer might do it so I have got one. Just wasn’t sure if this was correct or a work around.

I do this by sending max bass to the delay like you said and also setting the delay time to whole note (“1__”). Then you can mute your bass and it will go on and on and on at tempo if you have the delay knob at max. Definitely done some sick transitions like this for an audience of myself 😂.

@ ah good, i’ll give a go. Cheers!!

you here?

As soon as you have this in your muscle memory, it becomes incredibly fast to record and capture sounds/ideas on the train or in the waiting room, to make a first basic framework for a song and/or to edit and complete it later. I wanted something that complements my MPC, now the MPC is crying about neglect (yes, technically the good mom is far better, but not as flexible and mobile).

@@viktoryawoolf chin up lil mpc, you had your time in the spotlight, and likely will again! the p6 on its own is really nice for getting rough ideas down for me but i especially love it when i link it up with my sonicware mega synth. then i'm in lofi alternate dimension video game worlds :)