Hardware arpeggiator?

[Skywalker]

Anyone know of a hardware midi Arpeggiator, so I can get more creative with my midi controller going into logic.

[shivermetimbers]

Can you elaborate what 'more creative' means?

[David Nahmani]

Not sure why you ask specifically about a hardware one, but Logic has a built-in arp:

 

http://logicprohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=3516

[Rolo Tomasi]

Here's a good article on arps:

 

http://digitalmedia.oreilly.com/2006/06/29/secrets-of-the-arpeggiator.html

 

I doubt you'd need or even find a standalone hardware arpeggiator. The concept is sort of universal and easily achieved with software.

[Skywalker]

Something like the arp or chord effects in ableton, I don't have ableton. So I can make basslines like the ones in the virus ti I played on over at Guitar Center. What is the best way to achieve this?

[colnago89]

The new akai controller has a built in arp. along with note repeat.

 

http://www.akaipro.com/mpk49

[Hricco]

Hey,

 

I own the MPK49, it has a built in Arp, that is pretty cool, but I found that this arp has an inherent swing to it out of the box. so you have to fiddle with the swing setting to get it sorted out. same with the note repeat.

 

But after you get all that squared away...the unit totally rocks. and it even records the midi data to the track!! then you can continue to tweak it in the piano roll editor!! Very coo

 

Hope that helps.