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Comment · 7 years ago
if anyone wants to disclose... how much can/did you make with a system like this (towards the dawn of the crypto hype, not now)? awesome!
Comment · 7 years ago
Comment · 7 years ago
Here are some sequencers you could look at (that I've personally owned)

Zaquencer - $200. The most sequencer you can get at that price point. But lots of knob turning, no real displays. Its fun though.

Toraiz Squid - $600. But it has some great features, and its very 'playable'. You can also drag and drop all of your midi from the device into the DAW.

I would suggest starting with purchasing a MIDI interface and a sequencer. Just use them to control software instruments in your DAW.

This is my workflow. Make a bunch of patterns in a sequencer. Record audio or MIDI into the DAW. Arrange the patterns. You get you brainstorming done on the hardware but the editing on the software.

Comment · 7 years ago
These tools are the industry standard for creating and recording music digitally.

They are suitable for hobbyists to professional level.

I personally am a hobbyist musician and programmer by profession. I'd imagine many others here are like me as well.

Comment · 7 years ago
I'm an owner of Bitwig and a huge fan; that being said I think it's more fair to say that Bitwig supports Ableton Push with a few asterisks.

It is supported as far as the Bitwig scripting API can support it. The experience is not the same as using Push natively with Ableton.

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