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Programming and tweaking a Roland MC-202
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This is to show that programming a MC-202 is pretty simple, even though it's ancient technology. It shows the whole process, right after plugging it in.I first program a sequence by playing it in real-time, no need to follow a precise tempo as it auto-quantizes itself.I run through the steps again to input portamento, in this sequence i do it on every step, so i can control the amount on any step with the portamento knob (you can also program it into specific steps, same as with accents). I check the sequence to see if i like it, i then choose the "cycle" function to have the sequence loop at its end point. I start Ableton Live to sync it and start tweaking. The beginning uses only the triangle wave, sounding close to a TB-303 bassline, the square wave is then added into the mix, followed by the sub-oscillator, making it very fat sounding, at that point it sounds like a typical SH-101 bassline. The MC-202 is being synced by Ableton Live's midi clock message going to a Novation Drumstation. The Drumstation transforms the midi clock into a DIN-sync signal, it also plays a 909 beat. This was a relatively simple sequence, it can get more complex, with the second channel controlling a second synth via cv, sequences playing up to 2600 notes, different note lengths, different gate lengths for different notes and portamento and accent programmed on specific steps. Thanks for looking at my video!
Channel: Music
Uploaded: May 9, 2007 at 9:53 pm
Author: sifkasifka2
Length: 05:01
Rating: 4.25
Views: 16871
Tags: Ableton Acid DIN-sync Drumstation Electro Live MC-202 MC202 Novation Roland SH-101 SH101 TB-303 TB303 TR-808 TR-909

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