Roland W30 tempochanges

Roland Workstation 30 - tempochange in the seqeuncer.

Song based on W-30's internal sounds, except from a famous Bobby Byrd/James Brown beat sampled straight from vinyl. Simple dry mono composition.
Old school drum'n bass inspired by PFM / Bukem / Seba, and some unconscious stuff.
Sorry for the shaky camera, am in need of a tripod!

(unfortunately, the sound stutters when you scroll through menus during playback of the sequencer - hence some parts out of sync from MIDI clock)

Category:

Music

Tags:

• roland
• 30
• sequencer
• matmos
• howlett
• helden
• midi
• 12
• bit
• squarepusher
• bpm
• drum&bass
• drum'n
• bass
• MVI_6741.AVI

[jeremyfletcher51]

How do you change patches to record over the same track.?

[stoffenl]

@jeremyfletcher51 You can change patches in the sequencer from KB-menu, that is, the patches that you in Part Set-menu stated to be on MIDI channels 1-16. Sequencer-tracks (also limited to 16) is independent of the MIDI channels used on them.

To use multiple MIDI channels in a sequencer track, you must use the Micro Edit-page, otherwise the sequencer will overwrite previously written information when you try to record something new on the track.

[AnthonyDavid94]

I got a W30 last week and I'm in love with it. I mastered the sampling section already (I am used to the S330 so this was easy). Now starting to learn how he sequencer works... Hard work after being used to Cubase for Atari.

Anyway, sounds nice and Squarepusher-ish

[pokerockmario123]

I've worked years with trackers and DAWs on my computer, do you think learning how to use the W30 will be easy for me? or, "possible"?

[jeremyfletcher51]

Is there a way to permanetly save your samples.?

[jeremyfletcher51]

Thank u SOO much @stoffenl

[AnthonyDavid94]

I'm comin' I'm comin' I'm comin'!