Glad it was helpful, I think the manual makes it sound a lot more complicated than it actually is.

Cheers man, glad you found it useful and nice to see you. How's the drumming going? I need to drop by your channel to have a catchup!

Thank you 👍

No worries mate glad it helped. Yep the manual is piss poor I reckon. There are some features that are well buried in there which make a huge difference. It took me a while to figure out the assign jack could be used to create a kind of sample hold LFO.

@@DocBolus try twiddling with the glide knob as well as the gate knob n get some right bonkkers results ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uJKR5-WanPE.html&ab_channel=SynthesaurusRex

You can read the Mother-32 manual.

@@crgl2009 thanks,as been using there patches

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Thanks, I'm glad you find my videos helpful. Just took a look at the JDXi, looks like a good keyboard that would pair up well with the Crave. I can see you could run a different length sequence on the Crave and get some interesting Polymeter stuff going.

Glad you managed to get hold of one. These are funky little boxes and the square wave is really nice for bass.

There has never been a decent technological solution except for those little sticky pads and when they go wrong too it is chaos!!!!!!!

You may need to set the MIDI clock to receive. The Crave Parameters section of the manual tells you how to do it. If you look at the 3rd page of options you want to set the MIDI clock mode to DIN. The other things to look at are the programming tempo input modes, which say how many clicks to a bar, and if I remember correctly playing with the tempo dial can effect the divisions that playback occurs at. Hope that points you in the right direction and have fun with it.

It works , it works, thanks a lot, if u like have a look at my Chan. it’s mostly some kind of acid Musik , so far ! Now the crave s working and we’ll see what’s NeXT! It would be a pleasure for me! - I think! ………Thanks again for the fast answer , Doc!!! 👽🎶✌👍@@DocBolus

I think it depends if you want to add/edit notes on specific steps or not. In the normal record mode it automatically moves on a step.

No the 2 sequencers are completely different. The TD-3 is less intuitive than the crave. The TD-3 is kind of programmed in separate parts. So first of all you input the notes, then you input accents, slides and rests if I remember correctly. It's been a while since I last programmed up the TD-3. Mostly I auto generate bass lines with the random button on it. I did a TD-3 video here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jRoFgBcFMn8.html&si=EnSIkaIECMiOmarE That might be of some use. Thanks for watching.

@@DocBolus thanks for your reply

@@marcoagius6926 no worries, always nice to chat. Pop by again.

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Not really, part of the thing with the analogue synths produced here are that all the controls are real time from what I can work out. You could maybe route the CV from the KBCV to the VCF cutoff and that would use the pitch from the sequencer to control the filter cutoff. The other thing you can do is assign sample and hold to the assign output and plug that into the VCF cutoff, but there is no way to program in a CC filter cutoff like you can with a 100% Midi system.

@@DocBolus yes, I like the idea of routing the the keyboard pitch tp the filter. But then, could I control the pitch with external midi ?

@@crgl2009 Yeah I think the pitch would be controlled, but it would also control the notes that are being played. If you had another sequencing module (as in modular synth module) you could use that and plug it directly into the VCF control.

Glad you watched anyway and I hope you got something useful out of it. I really need to get a little wedge of paper or blue tack to stop that particular synth wobbling. Apart from the foot pads the thing is incredibly robust. Hope to see you again.