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@@PLA.net-DANTE Thanks for stopping by! I'm glad you like it :-) One M32 into another? I haven't tried it yet, but maybe you can use the external input on the upper left of the patchbay. But I think in this case the signal goes through the entire signal path, including the filter, amp, etc. Maybe not quite what you want. You probably can't avoid using a small mixer or a small audio interface.

I call up different pre-programmed sequences, change filters, envelope amount, change oscillator shapes and so on. I tried to change the sound subtly over the length of the piece to make it interesting.

사전 프로그래밍된 다양한 시퀀스를 호출하고, 필터, 엔벨로프 양, 오실레이터 모양 변경 등을 변경합니다. 곡의 길이에 따라 미묘하게 소리의 변화를 주어 재미있게 만들려고 노력했습니다.

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@@aljen9611 Thanks for your support! I had some piano lessons as a child, but only as a hobby. Currently I'm trying to learn some music theory again to improve myself.

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Its absolutely possible, just skip some sequencer-steps here and there…

Thanks very much! Yes, you can sequence with 6 tracks and 4 notes polyphony.

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thanks very much! short answer: nothing 😉. long answer: i wanted to play with the tempo during the performance. i was looking for a way to always return to a defined bpm. i found it too imprecise to only do that with the tempo knob of the m32, since I could never find the exact position to be reproduced. so i put an lfo from math‘s channel 4 to the tempo input of the m32. with math‘s channel 3 i was able to control the lfo tempo of channel 4. when the attenuator of channel 3 is fully left, i would have my standard tempo. if I turn it to the right, the tempo would slow down. attenuator back to the left stop, tempo would go back to normal… hope that makes any sense. but in the end i didn't use it at all and didn't change the tempo 😅.

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yes, it‘s all onboard effects recorded directly into the camera…

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Yes definitely. The A4 is probably one of the few synths that I will keep forever.

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Thanks for watching :-) ! I have an ES-9 interface with a 5-pin MIDI breakout. I connect the MIDI-Out of the NDLR with the MIDI-In of the ES-9. Then I use VCV-Rack. In the software I connect the MIDI-CV module to an output channel of the ES-9 for each of the 4 channels of the NDLR. Then I connect the corresponding outputs of the ES-9 with the Eurorack modules in the hardware world. In VCV-Rack I also use the very good audio mixer as well as reverb and delay.

Thanks for watching! Yes, the A4 runs in song mode. The Digitakt plays two patterns. I change them manually (e.g. at about 1:32)

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push via usb into ableton. ableton midi-out via usb into analog four.