Novation SL MkIII review + sequencing some plans for the future...
Hi!
Novation just announced the new version of their SL controller - the SL MkIII and it's quite a departure from the previous versions with an added "brain" - an internal sequencer and arpeggiator, bigger screens and more, in addition to controlling external hardware and a DAW. Well worth a look if you're into those things.
This inspired me to re-examine other sequencers - in particular the Squarp Pyramid and Synthstrom Deluge. I've already reviewed them in the past, but both have had firmware updates - so over the coming weeks I'll take a second deeper look at them and put together a comprehensive sequencer buyer's guide for the November update to my e-book. The idea is to survey every important feature in the sequencer world so that you can use that as a checklist when planning a purchase.
Meanwhile I'm putting the finishing touches to the October update - stay tuned for that this weekend!
As usual, thanks very much for your support. It means a lot and is a big part of why I can continue to invest more both in the channel and in Patreon content.
Thanks!!!
Novation SL MkIII Review: Is it a gamechanging controller? (49SL MK3/61SL MK3) (YouTube)
Comments (3)
Does it integrate with cakewalk?
Hi! I just got one the Novation SL MkIII and I am wondering what is the best resource to learn how to use it. One simple thing I wanted to do is to be able to control multiple software instruments in Logic, but I can't seem to find a way to do that. I'm also new MIDI and electronic music, so lots to catch up and better get through your book asap!
Welcome to my Patreon! Aside from my video of course ;) I recommend the manual - a few things have changed, I know it's painful, but it pays to go through it. Good luck!