randy wrote:
>
> I'm looking for a MIDI sequencer. I don't want to use a computer, I'd
> prefer a standalone device. So far I've found these:
Depends on what kind of music you do and how you wanna do it...
> Roland MC 500 - Great hardware sequencer, lots have found it to be musical, has floppy drive, which is a plus.
> Roland MC 50
> Roland MC 80 - Both older versions of the above, the 500 is the most updated and elaborate.
> Alesis MMT 8 - Great for techno/electro loop-solo-and-mute stuff, inexpensive, but
is an older unit, some units have worn-out rubber buttons. No floppy drive.
>
> Any thoughts on these boxes or recommendations on others not listed?
I've also heard great things about the Yamaha QY-700. It looks like a laptop,
complete with a large screen, many have said it's the most elaborate hardware
sequencer out there.
Another unit that's popular is the Akai MPC-2000/2000XL, it's a great sequencer,
and not only that, it also comes with a built-in sampler :)
Elson
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