Possibly yeah. 
ve been on hiatus for a bit but I’ll be back.
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I’ve thinking about getting one to sequence my Super 6 desktop but I think I’d need to get a MRCC or MRCC 880 to pull it off.
I personally think the T-1 really shines with lots of different gear connected to it. But if you’re going to go just one box, hard to beat a rompler like a JV-1080 or friends. 16 part timbrality, tons of polyphony, solid percussion tracks, good VA-sounding options and more weird atmospheric patches than you can shake a stick at.
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I’ve been close to pulling the trigger on the JV-1080 a couple of times. Would be sweet to layer it with the Super 6 and record that into my MPC.
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I think an SH-4D would be good with the Torso. Also, Fred’s Lab Tooro is nice and small and sounds good.
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fwiw there’s a VST version of the 1080. A lot easier to navigate than the hardware…
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Still use, but stop touching your elektrons, cause p-locks and the elektron sequencer doesn’t matter anymore……
Awww no need to be grumpy.
I won’t be using mine with Elektrons.
Cheers
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I’ve used it with a virus which worked really great. Love using random on midi output, so the t-1 would spit out sequences to 16 different midi channels on the virus
Here’s an example of it using just 3 tracks of T-1. Just the same sequence all the way, only with increasing random on one of the tracks
Dont know any other sequencer that does this
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It’s not being grumpy.
Its just gonna change your perspective regardless what you use it with.
You’ll enjoy it.
(I don’t use my elektron sequencers anymore)
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I must apologize. I totally misinterpreted your reply to me. And now I feel like a complete arse.
Didn’t get any sleep last night so my interpretation capabilities are short on fuel.
I’m curious how I will think about the t1 in a few weeks. Yesterday only got a few minutes to play with it but it feels really good to explore. Love the look, feel and layout of the thing so far 
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I mean the Syntakt would be a great option but it does cost…
I’ve sequenced my ST with the Polyend Play and I’ve had a lot of fun with it.
ST does cost a lot but where else can you get a 12-part multitimbral monosynth (that has such a good user interface)?
I haven’t owned a Blofeld but the user interface seems horrid - can’t see myself making patches there and also enjoying it.
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Personally it took a little while for me to gel with; this is probably my third time pulling it out of the cupboard because I got some new gear (model: cycles) that I thought it might be fun to sequence with. But this time it clicked. It’s a really performative sequencer- I think you’ll love it.
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No need to apologize. I’m know I am a Class A arse around here.
I understand it’s difficult to tell when I’m real and when I’m taking the piss 
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Thanks. I maybe overlooked Syntakt as an option, I have never used one and there are such polarized opinions about them. I will add them to my list of boxes to look for sound examples, etc.
I’ve been using my T-1 with a a Model:Cycles- works really nicely with all the different machines, it’s fun to switch up patterns on the M:C to effectively swap kits while playing the T-1. obviously it’s just digital and not as flexible as a Syntakt or A4, but it’s a lot cheaper.
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Torso T-1 and TubeOhm Jeannie work fine together and are great fun to play around with .
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Lovely!
I just ordered a T1 after a couple years of thinking about it. Anyone recommend a good carrying case for it that won’t cost me $70 bucks with shipping fees?
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I can’t help with a cheaper option I’m afraid, but the official case is really good, very high quality and sturdy
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