Hahaha, well if we're going there... Let's hope the GAS creates some good vibrations

Thank you so much, means a lot!

Thank you so much! I appreciate that a lot

I didn't know that was possible either. But you can feed midi data into the MS 20 mini from a DAW using the printer cable jack in the back. I use Logic and I have to set up a External MIDI track which lets me select the MS-20 when I have it plugged into my MacBooks USB port with the printer cable. Not sure how you'd do it with other DAWs. Pretty easy with Logic, but I don't think the MS-20 can read velocity data, and you can't use midi FX (such as the actual arpeggiator) with the external midi tracks in Logic, which is kinda dumb, but there's some ways around that. There may be other ways too.

Benji! So sorry for replying late, had a long busy couple of weeks. Though you might've seen Kevins reply already. In the new MS20 (mini) there's a midi input, I use that together with my audio interface and DAW (Logic Pro X) to feed the MS20 some melodies

MS20 can't indeed read velocity, but you can actually use midi FX on external instruments (which is something I did)! You just need to be a little creative ;) Instead of using external midi, you choose a software instrument, when selecting the instrument you choose external instrument from the utility menu. And that's it! From there you can route the midi again, but also use midi FX.

@@kevinsullivan4495 Printer cable? XD

@@eyeball226 That's correct.