loopop has shared a Lemur app that lets you sequence 8-bar patterns on the Korg Electribe 2 and Electribe 2 Sampler.Â
The app is offered on a “pay what you wish” basis.
9 thoughts on “Lemur App Lets Electribe 2 Play 8-Bar Patterns”
The Es2 is so close to being great. I wish Korg would just implement a lot of the stuff people have done for them and make like an Es2 rev2 or something.
Sorry, but this app does not cure the core problem:
Long, “overlapping” notes, that reach from one bar over to the next, still get cut.
And this is the main problem of bar limitation.
It actually does – you can set the toggle point anywhere you want, not just at the end of the 4th or 8th bar
Ok, I undestand right?
half the tracks to pretend to have the 8 bars?
what happend If the battery of the phone dies?
if I connect the USB port I loose the MIDI PORTS isn’t it?
these means that all notes are playing and only the volumen change so imagine the lack of polyphony with these method….
I think It’s better to buy some iOS app sequencer like MODSTEP and use the Electribe like a sound source follwing external clock.
I like these guys videos but these one is totally wrong and create more problems than the originals it try to fix.
– not half the tracks, only tracks you want to play 8 bars
– battery dies, so does the app – you go back to 4 bars
– you can still use the MIDI jacks in the back
– polyphony works great – try it out
– the point is to use the phone as little as possible. sequencer also won’t let you modulate
– it’s not for everyone, but it seems to work for some and that’s just fine
– thanks for the compliments on the other stuff 😉
Thanks for this loopop, really appreciate the work youve put in to the electribe, lot of potential htere with a midi app like this, genius idea.
Work arounds KILL workflow. Props to him for this though.
or….
just use my old blue metal electribe and set a pattern to 8 bars.
dear korg, please make a new electribe.
The Es2 is so close to being great. I wish Korg would just implement a lot of the stuff people have done for them and make like an Es2 rev2 or something.
Sorry, but this app does not cure the core problem:
Long, “overlapping” notes, that reach from one bar over to the next, still get cut.
And this is the main problem of bar limitation.
It actually does – you can set the toggle point anywhere you want, not just at the end of the 4th or 8th bar
Ok, I undestand right?
half the tracks to pretend to have the 8 bars?
what happend If the battery of the phone dies?
if I connect the USB port I loose the MIDI PORTS isn’t it?
these means that all notes are playing and only the volumen change so imagine the lack of polyphony with these method….
I think It’s better to buy some iOS app sequencer like MODSTEP and use the Electribe like a sound source follwing external clock.
I like these guys videos but these one is totally wrong and create more problems than the originals it try to fix.
– not half the tracks, only tracks you want to play 8 bars
– battery dies, so does the app – you go back to 4 bars
– you can still use the MIDI jacks in the back
– polyphony works great – try it out
– the point is to use the phone as little as possible. sequencer also won’t let you modulate
– it’s not for everyone, but it seems to work for some and that’s just fine
– thanks for the compliments on the other stuff 😉
Thanks for this loopop, really appreciate the work youve put in to the electribe, lot of potential htere with a midi app like this, genius idea.
Work arounds KILL workflow. Props to him for this though.
or….
just use my old blue metal electribe and set a pattern to 8 bars.
dear korg, please make a new electribe.
Really clever hack, Loopop. Cheers.