I really rate the old Roland linear midi sequencers like mc50. Kind of like a timeline sequencer and suprisingly fast once you ge the hang of it. Shame people don’t make anything like that anymore
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retrokits rk008 might be similar
My main question remains Editing without piano roll if its really practical.
Tp me seems very tedious and impractical, but may be things I didn t take into consideration.
It is tedious! And it will stay like that. It is a different way of composing your tracks and will lead to different results compared to a traditional piano roll.
I kind of hate it and like it at the same time. I really wish I had more visual cues but at the same time, I’m grateful that I can do everything in one box without being overwhelmed by visual feedback which let’s me concentrate on the sound more easily.
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I would be very grateful to get a visual feedback in the form of an app (desktop, phone, or web) that lets me see all my DT2 tracks in a piano-roll timeline. (I have already requested it).
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Monophonic : ok
Polyphonic : not ok
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To be fair, editing chords has become much easier on the new Digis:
And you can jump directly to the next chord (active trig) using the cursor buttons. So, there we have it, our tiny piano roll.
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I agree, it’s a big improvement. Not as good looking as a piano roll though.
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