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ARTURIA SPARK MIDI CONTROL CENTER SOFTWARE
Old thread, but I can answer this question as have been setting up mine, trying to figure out why the Arturia software centre and MiDI control centre seems to f**k up Cubase and the DAW version of SPARK 2. IS a dedicated midi sequencer of some kind necessary to control both units if they were connected? What might that be? Trying to think as LIVE as possible from the start.Ĭan the Spark LE actually be used to run a bassline from an external machine in some fashion that I haven't been able to find?
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This way your hands are free with this aspect of the music to focus on other elements of playing keyboards. The drum machine is fine as it is for what it is to work in it. Oh well.īear with me since I'm just getting back into this craziness and am trying to determine how or what I would need to start/stop the SparkLE/Spark2 and maybe something like a Korg Electribe or Korg Volca Bass where you have already sequenced both devices and you just want them to work in unison.Īnd the reason for this is I want to stay as much as possible away from a PC. I actually wish they had made a dedicated Bass section and a way to use notes on a scale. I don't particularly like using 'Pitch' to control note increments. The synth aspect of the drum machine isn't bad I suppose but if you wanted to use something like a dedicated bassline machine so to speak that can run in sync with Spark LE/Spark2. Just bought the Spark LE and I was wondering if anyone has tried to sync it with other external midi devices (instruments)? I will admit that the iOS app has gone wonky on me a few times but nothing that's ever interrupted playback and made me regret spending $90 on it In a lot of ways I actually like it better than my Tempest. I pretty much feel the same about any drum machine short of the Analog Rytm or maybe the Toraiz, which are pretty pricey. It's one of those things that would be great to have among your vast collection of drum machines but not as your only one. The Drumbrute is fun, but the sounds get old fast. SparkLE is massive bang for the buck and after playing the Drumbrute recently I'd take it over that any day. It has a roller, beat repeat, some other fun real time FX for jamming, and one of my favorite mute/solo arrangements of any drum machine.
(you can't play it with a keyboard, but you can automate pitch to create leads/basslines/etc. Has a load of good FX and in a pinch can double as a VA synth to an extent.
ARTURIA SPARK MIDI CONTROL CENTER FULL
The inbuilt kits sound great, you can load samples AND it has a full blown modular studio for creating your own sounds.
ARTURIA SPARK MIDI CONTROL CENTER PORTABLE
SparkLE + iPad makes for a pretty portable little setup. Use your laptop for designing kits, then save 'em onto your iPad and use that for performance / jamming / etc. Second, you can use it either with a laptop OR an iPad which is great.
(btw I'd be considering the Electribe as well if I were you!) It's quick and simple, though you do need to look at the screen for some things (mainly assigning parameters to the knobs, changing functions of the XY pad, and loading kits/sounds.) The pads are not as good as Maschine or the Tempest, but better than the Korg Electribe and a hell of a lot better than the Rytm. I sold one and regretted it, so I jumped on a demo being blown out at GC recently.įirst, unlike Maschine which feels like a sampler (unless you add the Jam), SparkLE feels like a proper drum machine.
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