Muse | Sequencer Basics

[@paxson2000]

I’m loving my Muse. One of my favorite things to do is utilize it’s bi-timbrality by creating a sequence on one timbre, stacking the voices and then creating an arpeggio on the other timbre. It creates some awesome polyrhythmic situations! Haven’t seen anyone else talk about it yet

[@rumo201]

The Muse is a big deal! Sounds great and is made like a tank. I ❤ this synth

[@fizzboompop]

beautiful machine but maybe when demoing the seq don’t have the delay turned up so loud we can’t hear how your changes really sound?

[@vegansynths7757]

It actually made it less clear to understand as I couldn’t really hear any new note inputs - I just heard a lot of rambling notes. Maybe they can do a take 2 with this video?

[@dEadnAstyrEcords]

This synth looks like a dream.

[@channeloram]

Wow... that's a lot of control over sequencing

[@zacharykingmusic]

Sounds great!

[@davidsharp3110]

So cool!

[@Switchfront]

Can you make a sequence, then cycle between other patches to see how they sound with that particular loop you've made?

[@MoogSynthesizers]

yes

[@VJFranzK]

1st! - It's an interesting "Step" to have a groovebox step sequencer like this on a Moog! instead of on another device connected

[@jaysidd]

When I switch Timber I stop hearing the sequence and it only record the second Timber. If there any settings I need to enable. 2:45

[@MoogSynthesizers]

turn on dynamic voice allocation in the voice control more menu.

[@WalterGirao]

Impressive indeed. If only we had effects. This would have been the definitive poly

[@dvamateur]

It has digital delay.