How-to: Sequence synths using a hardware sequencer | ft. The Korg Electribe 2

[@brandondalton113]

Weird how 99% of the people on KZbin have no idea how to make a simple hardware sequencing tutorial for beginners. This is literally the only video on the entire internet that actually breaks it down simple enough for someone who knows nothing to actually be able to understand. Thank you

[@amorasaki]

Every sequencer hardware company clamoring to make another box with barely labeled and extensively multifunctional buttons, artfully absent UI, and threadbare documentation.

[@JuliusLC]

It's hard to use MIDI sequencers when MIDI IS not understood. The video is great, but due to Electribe limitations, it's incomplete about sequencing & control. Midi is really simple to understand, just learn about how MIDI works, it's basic.

[@Necrobot777]

Thank you for volunteering to demonstrate your midi-prowess and knowledge for us dum-dums. Outside of midi-clock-tempo-syncing, I am not very midi literate. I'm currently trying to use my Electribe ES2 Sampler to sequence my Roland SH-4d to no avail. Even though the words are English, and I think I understand the concept (send Channel 1 - receive Channel 1), I must not understand the menus or what is supposed to happen. I know what I want to happen. I want to build sequences in the Electribe using the SH-4d as the source of the sounds? Why? The SH-4d offers zero pattern chaining... but the Electribe does offer pattern chaining. On my Electribe, I go to Global and set the Global midi channel to 1. On my SH-4d, in the midi section of the global menu, I have Midi-TX and Midi-RX all 'ON'. Since the SH-4d is a 5-part multi-track/multi-timbral device, I have Part 1 CH-1 set to 'On'. Since both are set to CH-1, I would have thought that when pressing the Electribe corresponding pad, the SH-4d's sound would be heard. But, this is not working. I am about to try this again with my Polyend Play... but I don't have too much hope. Obviously, people out there are comprehending something that I appear to be missing. Seriously, any assistance here.. or videos truly dumbing this down for me (and others confounded by midi) would be most helpful!!

[@WrvrUgoThrUR]

Don't know what us synth-heads would do without KZbinrs like this. It’s almost like manufacturers are relying on us to figure out their equipment and teach each other.🙏🏽

[@JuliusLC]

Manufacturers rely on users understood of MIDI protocol. Wuthout that knowledge sequencing MIDI is a nightmare.

[@JackPeloquin]

a "synth head" would simply figure it out!!! Christ... did people just wake up?

[@jasonbarton9352]

Thank You-Thank You-Thank You....man ...like holy f'n sht.......the whole music world thinks that everyone knows this. Thank you for breaking this down like a fraction, taking the time for guys like me who are putting ideas together, setting things up slowly - to actually explain this. Holy Sht!! Finally someone explained this. Love your channel- subscriber for life. Stay safe.

[@BsYtHandle]

Sooooooo frustrating, eh? Everything I want to learn is locked away behind someone else's assumptions.

[@MegaManOLantern]

Thank you! I've been trying for so long to find a channel that shows me the basics instead of assuming I know everything already.

[@MrNot4saken]

Yes same here

[@damiensargeant2432]

Little Big Synths just saw this vid like an old friend it’s magic as has been described you may be the master of midi tutors helped along by your powerful inexpensive sidekick! Yee Haa🐎🐎

[@JohnAlchemy]

If you dont want the Volca''s sequencer starting hold FUNC when powering up and make sure step 6 is unlit and then push Rec to save the setting. This will set the midi clock to internal and the sequencer wont be triggered from midi. This is valid for ALL Volcas, just check the manual which step sets the midi clock.

[@AtticusBleep]

Amazing how big that Volca bass sounds.

[@kristopherdetar4346]

I have Moog Taurus 1 from 1979 and yes the Volca Bass can create some juicy low tones that are very similar to the Taurus 1 if you know how to tweak it.

[@JoshuaSean617]

Most informative midi usage on a Electribe that I have found so far. Thank you!

[@andrewstanworth529]

This is ace. Very good tutorial. Concise, easy to see (surprisingly a lot of tutorials aren't!) & Not over complicated. Just exactly whats needed. 🎶🙏💫

[@littleBIGsynths]

Awesome! Glad it helped! It’s really cool knowing that it is still informative and relevant all these years later too. 😊👍

[@andrewstanworth529]

@@littleBIGsynths ya definitely make it so easy. Seriously the best one I've seen. Ever! I know quite a lot of it & I'll still watch it. It still helps. I'm playing live next week with an "Electribe brain" & wouldn't have realised that I could/should use It, if it weren't fer this vid. So thank you!

[@Hyper5nic]

Like most music makers here, I would like to thank you for creating this clear and well explained video. I'm going to use this to go from a synth with a double arpeggio (one lead, one rhythm) and control 2 older synths at the same time for their sounds.

[@waynesilverman3048]

I've been doing that a lot one lead one rhythmic riff at the same time but never thoughtof using both arp

[@damiensargeant2432]

I read The Hacker uses an Electribe to sequence his entire set - 16 tracks of poly midi is crazy. Most sequencers not are more like a daw and smaller manufacturers come and go, so this is a good value bet plus it’s a great skethpad when you don’t want to switch everything on. I read the manuals of this one and the older unit. Plenty of info/charts showing midi implementation etc. but no instructions on how to program sequences until now. Powerful with basic features. A strip of pads is fine as I’m not a pianist. I’m very happy about this. Thank you!🥁😉

[@hansvisser1990]

Great, great video, this answers all of my questions! Thanks a lot. Now I know what to do, I love hardware synths, but never knew exactly how to control them simultaniously, now I do. 👍👍👍

[@timetravelvictim]

I see the light! Seriously, this video is “the golden key” for me. I get it now.

[@pomstar69]

thank you for taking care of each and every tiny detail in such a comprehensive, hands-on, and non-patronizing way. your teaching attitude really makes a splash here!

[@reedtrygd4277]

There aren't many videos talking about the Electribe 2's sequencer, so this was beyond helpful.

[@littleBIGsynths]

Awesome! Thanks for watching. 🙂

[@martinausdeutschland]

If you want to have the electribe quiet you could set the sample to "Audio in mono". That way the electribe will use cpu power for effects, but not for playing a sample at least. Don't know if it is programmed to process nothing, if volume is set to 0...

[@lukasketner]

I'm new to using more than one device at a time, and this is the clearest tutorial I've found for beginners like me. I like that there's no assumption that the viewer already knows terminology like 'thru box'.

[@KurtLorenz]

This is perfect! I have had a pretty rough relationship with my Electribe. This might bring it back out of storage... thank you!

[@littleBIGsynths]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video. 🙂 Yeah. The Electribe 2 definitely has some limitations and quirks, but I think it's actually a pretty great piece of hardware... just gotta give it a chance. 😉👍 Thanks for watching!

[@RolieKloeOlie]

This is how hardware synths under 1000$ are supposed to sound! Thanks for explaining things a bit. My electribe will be seeing the light again soon enough. I didn’t realize I could sequence external gear with the electribe, thank you!

[@oxlos]

LBS I’ve been using my E2’s and volcas with sync and audio in. I can’t believe it never donned on me to go midi!! I thought it would be about the same. I never thought about editing notes and on board fliters!!! You just opened up a new realm for me!!! Thank you man!!

[@Decoy303]

Way more flexibility and creativity to be had with midi. The sync is convenient yet has many shortcomings. I would rather get the SQ64 but most reviews pretty much state that Korg has been neglecting bugs that is consumer base has been constantly screaming to be fixed but it's like Korg is acting like how a lot of pay to play video game studios have been as of late; basically promising stuff and not delivering.... just taking the money and nothing more. Why I won't buy any new stuff from Volca. He'll they can't even be bothered to fix the sustain and midi bugs in the Nubass which is a damn shame because the few but major bugs it has keeps it from being something anyone with a clue (I was clueless) would buy or even recommend. I honestly just want this for is sequencing abilities and offering my gear that is limited to a 1 bar loop to now have 4. Should be standard these days (you would think) but sadly it's not.

[@teezyrunningbear4896]

best video on youtube

[@littleBIGsynths]

Thank you. 😊 Old video, but I’m glad people are still finding it useful.

[@alejandrosanta2198]

This is the most useful video I have ever seen related to the Electribe. Thanks a lot!!!

[@ridgerider7402]

Very good explanation

[@littleBIGsynths]

Thank you! 🙏

[@cillinmcmahon6393]

been gradually getting into making music using electronic hardware and i can't thank you enough. i've had such a difficult time understanding how machines interact and i feel this video finally busted the door open. subscribed!

[@lundsweden]

Great tutorial! Another method I use a lot is to sample synths into the Electribe- mines the sampler version obviously! (Although both can do what the other can with the Hacktribe firmware).

[@MarcoInfussi]

thank you, very instructional video. it deserves 4 million views!

[@cristianstocker6736]

Very clear and thoroughly tutorial. This is really helpful for a Electribe 2 user.

[@littleBIGsynths]

Thank you! 🙂 I appreciate the feedback. 👍

[@mkm5011]

ditto that, very clear explanation thx.

[@alistairfyendysh3832]

Thanks so much - finally, a video that breaks down the basics of midi, the search is over!

[@OysteinWiikMyrseth]

Love it ! 💚 Thnks from Norway 👏🏽 🎛️ ✨

[@stephenxian]

One of the best tutorial videos I have seen. Thank you!

[@NevilleHayfield]

That last Jam came together sick Bro 👊🔥

[@trevorbrown8737]

Great tutorial as usual in the confusing world of midi!! Thanks midi always fries my brain lol!!👍👍👍

[@littleBIGsynths]

Thank you very much! 🙂 I'm glad you enjoyed it. Haha yeah, MIDI can certainly be confusing. I tried my best to cover some general concepts without deep diving into a full blown MIDI tutorial. Lol For me, Its always a matter of providing as much info as possible, while keeping the video somewhat entertaining as well. Lol 😉 Anyways, thanks for watching and taking the time to leave feedback. 👍

[@trevorbrown8737]

Thanks for the reply. I also get confused the difference between midi out and thru!! I'll get there one day I'm a bit thick lol

[@franciscominaca3239]

brooooo this is amazing

[@littleBIGsynths]

Thank you! 😊

[@wutangpaul]

Seriously dude, cannot thank you enough. Answered so many questions for me.

[@jed5769]

Good video, might want to mention that the Electribe 2 sends cc data as well. Meaning for the channel selected you can control the target devices filters, amp envelop, level and pan.

[@littleBIGsynths]

Thank you! 🙂 I really appreciate the input. Yeah, the video was intended to be as "simple" as possible... but that could definitely be a good topic for a future video. 👍

[@SoFloCichlids]

Thanks for this video. I’ve been wanting to learn how to use hardware sequencers without a daw. Very detailed!

[@MrBruceHerrera]

Super clear and easy information. Appreciate the good work!

[@littleBIGsynths]

Thank you very much! 😁

[@francezonlaura7203]

thanks man , its fun to see your electribe 3 years later : paint stigmat but still onthe place

[@Opstudo15]

Struggling to assigning midi between volca key and bass midi to keystep pro! thanks for the tutorial

[@sillyviep.1956]

WoW awesome 👏🏻 very good job thank you so much 🙏👌🏻

[@glennwilsonboerstlerii535]

Thank you for this simple but very informative tutorial. In 15 minutes you have assisted me, personally, so much. I’ve been following your channel for a few months and greatly enjoy your content. Could you also provide a tutorial showing sequencing with the Arturia Keystep and or the Beatstep Pro? Thanks again!

[@littleBIGsynths]

Awesome! 😁 I am really glad you found it useful. I actually do have a video on Keystep sequencing. Check it out if you havent. 👍 kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqvTf6uVjKtrrcU I just got rid of the BSP unfortunately.... waiting for my Keystep PRO to arrive. 😁

[@stevenharris7862]

briiliany vid thx mate

[@jimshannononsounds]

I hope you'll make a similar upload when you get the Keystep pro. Thanks for this

[@butterfly2372]

I F**KING LOVE IT!😍

[@moshell5249]

Very nice video and jam. Which makes me wonder why the electribe2 gets so much hate as a midi sequencer/synth especially given the price point.

[@omaravalos157]

This is golden, thanks a lot!

[@bbr7415]

Tanks man this mean alot to me tums up to you for making it so easy to understand

[@marklondon2008]

Good tutorial. Just wanted to add; the electribe global setting for 'midi send filter' needs to be 'OFF".

[@Markush33]

excelente video saludos desde argentina

[@artg7909]

Most of these guys are egocentric trying to shine. You will shine not by design, but by your actions. Thank you.

[@kristopherdetar4346]

You need to write a book Sir !

[@billmont10]

Excellent instructional video. Very helpful. Thanks!!!

[@jmmesaaudio]

Master!! I love my Electribe.

[@littleBIGsynths]

Yesss, dude!! You make good use of it too! 👍Keep it up!

[@popwa6977]

Electribe 2 the GOOD machine for WAR !!! 😍

[@littleBIGsynths]

Haha Electribe power! ✊

[@lorrenaelliott161]

No need to apologise for length- when something is this pleasurable to watch and hear, there is no time 🕰️ thx 🙏 😊

[@alexb4591]

Top quality content. Subbed

[@littleBIGsynths]

Thank you very much! 🙂

[@davidlane1248]

Don't be hard on yourself. This video was EXTREMELY informative and well put together. I'm into synths but MIDI is something still a bit foreign to me, so this cleared up a lot of confusion for me Also, I presume connecting an external midi keyboard to the Electribe is as simple as making sure the Electribe and keyboard are on the same channel and then I can control the connected synths with the keyboard depending on midi channel?

[@littleBIGsynths]

Thank you! I really appreciate your feedback. 😊 So connecting a keyboard to control the Electribe 2 is pretty simple, but the Electribe 2 is not equipped with a MIDI THRU, which means MIDI can not pass "through" the electribe from another device. You can still use the keyboard to create the sequence or pattern on the Electribe, but the connected synth will not make a sound.... until the Electribe itself plays back that sequence. Hopes this make sense. ☺ I will try and make a video on this topic real soon. 👍

[@davidlane1248]

@@littleBIGsynths that does make total sense. I've always been unclear what MIDI "thru" was, but your explanation clears it up fairly well

[@cenapturgut]

thanks

[@littleBIGsynths]

Thank YOU for watching! 😉👍

[@aprocalypse2525]

I Love your sound

[@AndyVonal]

Fab "little" video! I wish you had posted this two years ago..it took me quite a while to fathom some of the this out (like the volcas' sequencers starting when I pressed "play" on the Electribe...got it sorted now. I solved the "Electribe triggering it's own sound" issue by setting each of the "pads" being used to sequence external devices to "Ext"...thus ensuring it didn't interfere with the Electribe's limited polyphony. Ranzee (check out his channel if you haven't seen it...) is doing a live stream on Saturday afternoon (2:45 pm UK time) dedicated to the Electribe series. I'll send him a link to this video so that he can feature it (if he wishes!).

[@ranzee]

I'll be showing it - hope that's ok :) you'll get a link in the stream description :) Great stuff man!

[@thinkognito344]

How do you set each of the E2’s pads to EXT? I don’t see that in the menu?

[@krsTBedfordStudios]

Nice work... always like your uploads!!

[@hoover2615]

A great tutorial. Well done!!!

[@hatsmccoy]

thanks man! good video

[@littleBIGsynths]

Thank you! 🙂

[@voidenterthehighlights]

Subscribed

[@littleBIGsynths]

Thank you! 😃

[@spectralknights2]

This is really helpful. Thank u!

[@littleBIGsynths]

Awesome! Glad to hear that. Thanks for watching. 🙂

[@truman90]

Thank you

[@TheInterGalacticFederation]

great video & jam

[@littleBIGsynths]

Thanks! 😁

[@daroanvimusen]

very cool ! I have the Electribe 2 and with the Roland FA, it's possible to control 15 differents sounds in differents channels at the same time , a lot of fun and possibilities ! with any good workstation like Kronos, MODX etc will be the same, but maybe with small gear like volcas it's more fun

[@popwa6977]

GOOD JOB MY FRIEND

[@littleBIGsynths]

Thank you! 🙂

[@mattyj4852]

Cheers - great tutorial! Any idea whether the Electribe 2 can sequence CC messages? Specifically, I have a midi-controlled looper that can be triggered to start and end looping by CC message (CC3 and CC9 respectively). In Ableton, these CC messages can be sequenced, but I want to drive everything from a hardware sequencer.

[@antonioaprilerc]

Thank You :-) Great tutorial.

[@ChannelofRichPierik]

Perfect!

[@littleBIGsynths]

Thanks! 🙂

[@LowryPeteD]

Brilliant!

[@notmarkelsmith]

Really great video! So I see you use a new channel for new Synths, but what about Patterns? Do you select a channel, and then press another pad for a pattern?

[@duburbian3574]

This is really one of the best videos about syncing the Electribe and brought back hope to me😂 Just a question: for recording I'm using an audio interface connected to my laptop. E.g. for your set up, when I'd put the audio cables from electribe to the cinch of my audio interface, the electribe should actually also transmit the audio singals from the volcas and the synth to the interface, right? Thx for a feedback😉

[@alphascorpii5383]

👍👍👍👍 thanks man 😁

[@miles46100]

Could you also plug a midi keyboard into the midi in of the electribe, and control everything in the daisy chain, including the Electribe? And for this type of use, do I need a quadra thru, or could I just use midi out to in?

[@takfs128]

I'm interested in the answer to this too. My plan is to use a Synthstrom Deluge to sequence my synths and hopefully use my Akai MPK261 to input Midi into the Deluge. Am assuming it's Midi out from Akai to Midi in at Deluge then the Quadra box to the other synths.

[@Lunolux]

nice explaination, thx

[@littleBIGsynths]

Hope this tutorial helps some people out 🙂 I hope it has a good balance of information and entertainment. Lol Let me know what you guys think. Also, dont hesitate to leave me ideas for future tutorial topics. Thanks! 👊🙂

[@calemiller2953]

littleBIGsynths this is perfect, exactly the video I was looking for. Thank you so much!

[@TheChannelofaDisappointedMan]

I have a volca bass. I didn't grasp why you need the adaptor cable to connect it. And why is the other volca different and just going through the midi thru?

[@littleBIGsynths]

You need the adapter for the Electribe because it isnt equipped with a full size MIDI OUT. If you are using a sequencer such as the Arturia Keystep, which IS equipped with a full sized MIDI OUT, than you can just use a MIDI cable only. Hope this makes sense. 👍

[@TheChannelofaDisappointedMan]

@@littleBIGsynths Thanks, think I get it. Another quick question. The demo guy is good at playing the pads, but I'm not. Could you connect a keyboard to the Electribe for playing in stuff via keys?

[@littleBIGsynths]

Yes! Which gives me a great idea for a quick tutorial! 🤔 😉 When I am using the Electribe for creating jams/ideas... I will use the Arturia Keystep keyboard to input all of the chords, melodies, bass lines etc. It is MUCH easier to use a keyboard in my opinion 👍

[@estudiolatostadora8771]

Its possible send program change, program bank, control change cc. And sequencer send arpegiattor midi out other synth Thanks a lot for all support.

[@actiondirecte3621]

👍🤘

[@popwa6977]

Your electribe korg went to war 😁

[@psyswordrizvi131]

Thanks man

[@sundalo916]

So helpful. I was trying to connect my E2S to my 404sx and was wondering why Korg's midi cable was a 3.5 to 5 pin din FEMALE! like how am I supposed to connect this to the midi in of my sampler?! Ended up ordering some other cables lol. Thank you for posting this!

[@NevilleHayfield]

Love it Bro. I haven't touched a Synth in 20+ yrs. I have wanted to get my kids into it. And got a few bits and pieces. Arturia Beatstep pro Arturia Keystep 37 volca FM volca sample 2 monologue circuit Electribe 2 Sampler and a Circuit. Just need to hook it all up. So much love for doing this video Bro 👊💪👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 U the Man 🙏 💪 Oh, Got myself a midi thru box as well. I hooked up the beatstep to the Electribe, and no joy. Although I was in the middle of something. None of it is set up at all yet. As work going on in the house. So haven't really even touched it yet. I couldn't resist any longer. I just had to plug something in. Anyway, my question is.... Is there any other setting in the Electribe I might have missed. I changed the midi channels to check. But I saw other settings on the Electribe about MIDI. I'm not willing it right now and can't remember 🙏 Keep the 🔥 coming bro 👏😯💪✊🔥

[@yaronschwartz4446]

I hope you get to read this: Great vid. Still, I use Electribe Sampler 2 (The pink one) whatever I do - I can not control my volca’s with it. What can be wrong? What are the settings on the elctribe should be so I will push ‘keyboard’ button and the right mid channel will be activated? Pls write me.back Thank you in advance 🙏

[@andreash3906]

Is it possible to use the Electribe as an external sequencer, like you do in this video, while still maintaining the ability to independently play the Electribes synth voice without interfering with the other hardware? I would assume not, but if so, how would it impact the Electribes ability to play 16 paraphonic voices?

[@littleBIGsynths]

Yeah it’s all on a per channel basis so it’s completely up to you how you want to configure it. For example, use 14 of the pads with internal sounds and dedicate 2 pads for external gear. As far as polyphony goes, the more external voices you use… the less internal ones you have to use, essentially lightening the load on the electribe.

[@andreash3906]

@@littleBIGsynths Exactly the answer I was looking, thanks alot for replying so quickly! Great video by the way.

[@eddavenport1970]

Thank you......

[@stefantylenin2020]

Спасибо за обзор!

[@johnchesters81]

Excellent tutorial. Could you have one pad on the Electribe controlling an external synth (via midi) and then send the audio input back into the Electribe on another pad (so you can use the tribes filters/effects etc)?

[@littleBIGsynths]

Thanks! 🙂 Yes! You can definitely sequence an external synth and then have the audio of that synth routed through the Audio Input of the Electribe for processing. 👍 I have a tutorial on this as well. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKXRnp2Go713bpI Let me know if it helps. Thanks!

[@johnchesters81]

@@littleBIGsynths excellent. I’ll take a look at this tutorial 👍

[@emilianoescalante4418]

Hey Guy, a little late I know but, enjoyed the video and subscribed. Question.... How did you record this? Where was audio out sent to and from what? Thanks.

[@gerardopujado1868]

Ok... would this work sequencing loopers? so we end up with a fully-sequenced pedal-free live-looping system a la Elise Trouw? This would be a game changer, my friend.

[@elans7695]

THANKSS!!! uhh tr8s +Keystep pro + tb03 +volca key + zoom 70cdr?

[@wildnites558]

New Order --- Blue Monday

[@kidandy1146]

God bless ye

[@nightshining5662]

Way to send CV Pitch / Gate via Korg Electribe to Eurorack?

[@littleBIGsynths]

I believe you will need a MIDI to CV module. 🤔

[@Necrobot777]

Even though the words are English, and I think I understand the concept (send Channel 1 - receive Channel 1), I must not understand the menus or what is supposed to happen. I know what I want to happen. I want to build sequences in the Electribe using the Roland SH-4d as the source of the sounds? Why? The SH-4d offers zero pattern chaining... but the Electribe does offer pattern chaining. On my Electribe, I go to Global and set the Global midi channel to 1. On my SH-4d, in the midi section of the global menu, I have Midi-TX and Midi-RX all 'ON'. Since the SH-4d is a 5-part multi-track/multi-timbral device, I have Part 1 CH-1 set to 'On'. Since both are set to CH-1, I would have thought that when pressing the Electribe corresponding pad, the SH-4d's sound would be heard. But, this is not working. I am about to try this again with my Polyend Play... but I don't have too much hope. Obviously, people out there are comprehending something that I appear to be missing. Seriously, any assistance here.. or videos truly dumbing this down for me (and others confounded by midi) would be most helpful!!

[@Jonathan_Doe_]

Can it’s clock be set in slave mode while it’s sending sequences? (Say I wanted to sequence on the electribe for the choice of grooves, but record the audio from the synths/electribe into an MPC, I’d want the MPC to be running the clock so the sampled/clips are easier to chop).

[@littleBIGsynths]

I believe so. I don’t have the Electribe anymore, but from what I remember … it was able to do that. Sorry for the super late response. 😓

[@ikaray1775]

Thanks so much 😁 if i have let s say 2 more synths besides the electribe, can i play them with a scarlett 2i2 since it only has 2 inputs

[@littleBIGsynths]

You will need a mixer. You can have as many instruments as you want, as long as all the audio is combined (using a mixer), before going into the audio interface. The mixer will have L/R outputs: Left output connects to channel 1 and right output connects to channel 2 of your interface. You should then be able to edit the settings in your DAW/software, to set the interface to stereo recording. The other option would be to either to use a mixer with audio interface capabilities, or an audio interface with more inputs. Hope this makes sense. Thanks for watching! 🙂

[@ikaray1775]

@@littleBIGsynths thanks i came to this conclusion as well 😁 will get me a mixer soon ❤

[@DemyKCTMcFlyelele]

could you maybe explain to me how to use an external midi keyboard with this setup? there is no easy way of doing this and there is hardly any info out there regarding this step. I know you could use an external keyboard but you wont be able to hear what you're playing directly. any help much appreciated!