Doepfer MAQ 16/3 Intro

A short video explaining the Doepfer MAQ 16/3 Analog step-sequencer.

[@Good.London]

This is bloody awesome cant beat the old analog synth seq.

[@keesvangelis]

this week i bought one realy great gear !!!!!

[@User37717]

Are you still alive?

[@nonconformsoundwave1351]

nice vid thank you for that.

[@dver89]

How do you control the range of pitch that the knobs are mapped to?

[@KevinStCroix]

Oooh, blue led model!

[@alternatingbitmusic]

Finally someone who actually does more than just play a sequence without any explanation in regards to this unit. Thank you! Are you still using it - do you like?

[@moondog297]

You have one

[@alternatingbitmusic]

@@moondog297 sold it years ago lol, and my comment was SEVEN years ago.

[@laurence506]

can you tell how to set up like this but on Moog Minitaur because only 1 row it works i wish to use 3 rows with different parameters thanks

[@EverettDudgeon138]

Does this self oscillate or does it have to be hooked up to a synth.

[@PilferMusic]

+EverettDudgeon138 HUH?

[@hardeheelmeesters]

+EverettDudgeon138 hahaha

[@conz_tee]

mmmmkaaaay ? ^^

[@lanzauno]

well made vid. this thing sounds amazing. does anyone make anything with more than 16 steps at this level of quality. Sorry for the stupid question but im wondering how one goes about creating a sequence that lasts at least 64 steps. the mfb step64 looks a little bit flimsy but I have considered that one as well. thanks

[@noelmusicofficial]

Great video man. One question though: could each of the three rows control one different synth? I mean, I could control one synth having three rows (three parameters) or I could control three different synth having for each one only one row... Am I right?

[@xperimentador]

Yes, through midi you can connect just one Synth using 3 rows of 16 stept. And you can use 3 different synths connected through VC & Gate ( 3 x 2 minijacks) using each 1 row of 16 steps!

[@clarifaco]

dispite beeing a silly question i suppose... is it capable to sequence 1/64 steps? if not... i dont understand how can it cost 660€

[@procesionescelestes5493]

dude where does sound come from?

[@procesionescelestes5493]

is the machine producing it also?