Doepfer A155 Analog/Trigger Sequencer Basics

[@davebakewell1427]

Sir, you should have your own TV show, what a brilliant tutor - Many Thanks!

[@raulsworldofsynths]

Thanks for the compliment. That would be fun. This is my homebrew show for now. Also Modular Wild if you haven't check it out yet please do. All the best.

[@raulsworldofsynths]

Check the video called Doepfer A155 Analog/Trigger Sequencer Basics-Notes and Triggers Part One, and Two of course. :)

[@soadsam]

some of the greatest videos of youtube. period.

[@raulsworldofsynths]

I sure hope so. That would be great fun!

[@dbpooper7512]

Seems like a very versatile sequencer.

[@raulsworldofsynths]

DB Pooper Definitely one of my favorites! Thanks for wacthing.-Raul

[@alternatingbitmusic]

First of all, this was an AWESOME tutorial. It's refreshing to find someone to take the time to EXPLAIN modular synthesis on KZbin, versus the multitude of vids where people just show off their gear. Second, basic question. Why? And I'm being serious.... all of these sounds/sequences can be accomplished via a laptop. Ok, not fun, I understand... then there are keyboards & drum machines too... so just, why? thanks (:

[@MarkoDeLaVoota]

Will you cover Maq 16/3 one day ?

[@raulsworldofsynths]

It sounds like you just answered your own question."Ok,not fun.." I can't explain "WHY?" I really enjoy doing what I do. Why does person z like x instead of y? Best I can convey it is something user on the muffwiggler synth forum (darenager) said: "...You probably can do it in Reason, or at least similar, just like you can drive a Lambourghini in a video game, it is not the same as driving an actual Lambourghini though is it?" Do a search for Richard Devine Analog Voodoo Effect interview. :)