My though on One Button Presets in VPS Avenger 2

We all know VPS Avenger 2 is a monster of a synthesizer, which gives us the possibilities to have those 'one button presets'. Meaning we can trigger drums, bass, arps, leads, even vocals with one button.
Here are my thoughts on those types of presets and why they are actually very cool!
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[@humball]

Excellent work Jon 👏

[@c-cruz7836]

I love Avenger 2 there are infinite of possibilities. On the sequences you can mute oscillators and use just the baseline or lead for your project. You can use it as an arrangement piano

[@jonaudio]

i love avenger 2 also, it's become my number 1 favorite synth I've ever used. I've collected so many synths throughout the years and nowadays avenger is always the first one I load up

[@FredrickShepherd]

All sequences are 100% usable. Just load a SQ with a sound you like, remove/mute all OCS you don't want, deactivate the ARPs and you got your sound isolated. :)

[@mybachhertzbaud3074]

These tools we have today are absolutely amazing however I can't help feeling like something is being lost. I feel more like a programmer than a musician when I use them. Alas,🎶🎹🎶Play On😁

[@jonaudio]

yeah the tools we have today are pretty insane. Its def a left brain right brain thing, we do have to program and we do have to be creative, totally know what you mean

[@kapitbanda]

nice ! can the drum parts be be exported into separate midi channels , like kick, snare , hihat etc. ?

[@jonaudio]

in the drum sequencer tab, under the menu of the four horizontal lines, in the top left, you can click that an export the sequence as a midi file. You can also import too!

[@kapitbanda]

@@jonaudio wow ! this is great , thanks !

[@razeu482]

Cool :) #canuhelpwithtrax ?