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Originally Posted by jasedee
Crikey!
Im having trouble believing people are just discovering Multi mode, especially in your case where you have owned a virus in the past...
I always work in multi mode (or sequencer mode as they call it on the TI)
Glad that you are enjoying your TI by the way, gives me hope that I can one day own one bug free...
Edit: I think I may have mis-understood your post. Im sure you know exactly what multi/sequencer mode is and have been using it for years, but maybe you are impressed with the TI specifics? Just out of interest, the Virus C can do this too, yeah?
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As I understand it, the TI has both multi mode and sequencer mode.
The virus I've been working with - the Indigo - is a virus B. I haven't owned it very long (came across it used in a store and figured I'd play with it for a while before investing in a TI). As far as I know, on the Indigo, single edits are not stored as part of a multi sysex dump. Perhaps they are on the C, but I've never worked with one.
I think what I like about sequencer mode on the TI is how simple and straightforward it is. You just load a single into a part, twiddle knobs as much as you want, and set the volume and pan on your sequencer's mixer. Save it as a sysex dump. Done.
I haven't fiddled with multi mode on the TI, but it has more options, and isn't quite as simple and intuitive as sequencer mode (at least for me).
I, too, have seen posts from people who only use single mode and just record parts one at a time. Certainly, there was an advantage to this on pre-TI synths with limited efx.