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Yesterday, for the first time, I used an arpeggiator for recording


Mark L

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Bought a Yamaha MOX6 a while back and finally got around to writing a song with it. The arpeggiator function is great. I never knew such things existed! :o

 

This opens up a whole new world of sonic possibilities....

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If you use arpeggiators, I'm sorry but I'll have to perma-ban you.

 

Kidding! They can really do some fun things. I did a video about using Sonar's arpeggiator, with its real-time controls, to trigger percussion parts. Something else for you to check out.

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If you use arpeggiators, I'm sorry but I'll have to perma-ban you
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Kidding! They can really do some fun things. I did a video about using Sonar's arpeggiator, with its real-time controls, to trigger percussion parts. Something else for you to check out.

 

If using arpeggiators is wrong, I don't wanna be right ;)

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You don't have to just hold down a chord or note either, you can also play notes as they "go off" on their own. One thing I used to like to do was put on a piano or harp sound with lots of delay and roll my arm across the keys in sort of a slow judo chop up and down the keyboard. Lots of spacey fun there. Or have a patch where just one sound in a layered sound is under arpeggiator control.

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