On the Chase Bliss stuff, I got a decent deal on a used Blooper and I actually love it, which Ican’t say about any other looper I’ve used. It should be twice as big as it is but even in compressed form, and their software update situation is borked, but it’s more usable than some of my Eurorack modules.
I went back through this thread looking for talk about sequencers, to see where people are at with them. Have we talked technique? I think we’ve mostly talked gear. Does anyone do anything generative? How are you thinking about harmony and counterpoint? Are you sequencing your sequencers?
The other day I was messing around in bed with ID700, Fugue Machine, annd Eventide’s iOS reverbs and got a pretty fun track out of it. I think I will do more of that sort of thing because it’s a way to be creative when I feel like crap. The only problem with Fugue Machine is it is not MIDI mappable and it doesn’t take external modulation and it’s a bit fiddly to work on my touchscreen. I could see setting up something like it on my Vector by copying sequences across tracks, and then transposing, reversing, and varying speed which would allow for much more variation and control.
The way the Buchla is built around switches is also great for instant changeup/modulation.
Also while going back through the thread I found this classic, which is evergreen.
