Control JU-06 with TR-09
12 Oct 2016, 18:11Wondering if there is a way of using the TR-09 trigger out to drive the JU-06, a signal converter or something?
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Control JU-06 with TR-09
Re: Control JU-06 with TR-09
14 Oct 2016, 16:04your best option is probably just a midi cable... the ju-06 sequencer will receive start and stop commands from the tr-09 over midi.
Re: Control JU-06 with TR-09
15 Oct 2016, 04:43Don't want to use midi as the 16 steps of the JU-06 is too limiting.
Wondering if I can use trigger out to advance the JU-06 sequencer a step at a time, only when triggered from TR-09 'trigger instrument'. This would make for longer patterns.
Wondering if I can use trigger out to advance the JU-06 sequencer a step at a time, only when triggered from TR-09 'trigger instrument'. This would make for longer patterns.
Re: Control JU-06 with TR-09
24 Oct 2016, 15:42I don't think this is possible with the JU-06.
This is how the trigger works with the TB-03 though. You can have a sequence on the TB and a trigger set on only the downbeat of the TR, and it will advance through the TB notes one per measure.
There are a lot of cool sequencing possibilities between the trigger functionality and song modes of the TR-09 and TB-03 that unfortunately are not available with the JU, JP, or JX.
You'll probably want an external sequencer (I've been using an MC-505) to sequence those other boutiques, which will allow for pattern chaining and polyphonic sequences.
This is how the trigger works with the TB-03 though. You can have a sequence on the TB and a trigger set on only the downbeat of the TR, and it will advance through the TB notes one per measure.
There are a lot of cool sequencing possibilities between the trigger functionality and song modes of the TR-09 and TB-03 that unfortunately are not available with the JU, JP, or JX.
You'll probably want an external sequencer (I've been using an MC-505) to sequence those other boutiques, which will allow for pattern chaining and polyphonic sequences.