MS2000 Chord Sequences

A tutorial on how to create 4-note chord sequences using the MOD sequencer and DUAL Timbre mode.
Time Stamps
0:00 Introduction
1:04 How to Program Notes
3:32 Synthesizer settings for the demo
6:10 Mod Sequencer Settings
7:51 Arpeggiator Settings
8:46 Programming the Chords
11:39 Playing the Chord Sequence
12:07 Transposing the Chord Sequence
12:30 8-note Chords!
13:27 Arpeggiating the Chord Sequence
14:43 Polyrhythm Chord Sequences
15:52 A 60-step Chord Sequence
16:14 Targeting only 1 Timbre with the Arpeggiator
17:10 Conclusion
Due to an upload error, the Timbre1 Seq1 and Seq2 data were not shown.
SEQ 1: PITCH
DATA: -12,-7,-14,-9,-16,-11,-18,-19
SEQ 2:OSC2 Semi
DATA: 16,10,17,10,19,16,19,19

[@jasond.rodriguez7639]

This is great! Just when I think I know this thing inside and out... I'll be working with this over the weekend.

[@mikeolson7588]

Jason D. Rodriguez , thanks for the comment. If you are familiar with my videos, you know they are fairly long since I treat them as a kind of video “manual”. I’ve included time stamps for the various sections so you can skip around to save time.

[@netizen814]

Nice work!

[@mikeolson7588]

Hi folks, I noticed there was a bug during the upload process resulting in a TEMPO: 50 appearing several times in succession. I’ll see if I can get that removed. It wasn’t in the video before I posted it. Sorry for the distraction.

[@nebuladus7850]

This Awesome ✨️🎹✨️

[@theaudioeng]

😎👍🍻 Thanks Mike for running through this Arp function in some depth - I have the same module, so very helpful. Look forward to your next YT drops through 2021!!

[@brgolsen]

Great, nice work! Is it possible to program it as a normal chord memory module and control it by my foot controller Roland pk-5a? Right now Im using Behringer DM12 with good result, it have chord memory and 4 banks a b c d for it. But would be nice to use a smaler module in live situation :)

[@sonnyobrien]

Not exactly practical for composing

[@mikeolson7588]

No argument there. This was more of a challenge video to see ‘how could I do this?’. With todays DAW’s it would obviously be much easier to just send MIDI data to the synthesizer. Thanks for watching.

[@sonnyobrien]

@@mikeolson7588 well done love a good brain exercise of working within limitations of our synths to achieve somethings its not intended for