Producing a track with Behringer Neutron, Roland MC 707, Roland JU-06A Live

The Behringer Neutron is one of the best and most affordable analog synths in the market today. It’s unique character and modulation options makes it an essential gear in the studio. The Roland MC 707 groove box and the rich Roland JU-06A are two of the most powerful gear out there as well. Featuring classic sounds from the entire history of Roland synthesizers and drum machines, these two instruments can take your music to a new level.
In this video. I am sequencing all 3 instruments using the Novation 49 SL MK lll to produce a track live. While the MC707 is a sequencer on its own, I am using it as a sound module in this track: one track is a TR-808 patch, another is a Jupiter 8 sawtooth pad, and a pulse patch from Juno 106.
For the JU-06A, I created a polyphonic patch resembling a piano.
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[@AndreJHoward]

This is fantatstic.

[@defmodnetwork]

Thank you!

[@felipefs106]

Interesting how you're using the novation as a sequencer. Usually I record midi on my 707 but don't like it much, somehow I always have to record a few times until I get the sequence I like in contrast to another sequencer like Live or Gadget.

[@defmodnetwork]

Thank you for watching! Yes, I love the Novation sequencer. The layout is more comfortable than the 707 in my opinion. Plus it has cv. Thanks again and if you Haney yet, please subscribe