Setting up out-of-time chord accompaniment for practicing

[Faithless]

So I'm looking for a way to set up some sort of accompaniment, via some software or via my Microkorg keyboard.
What I need is a 'endless' single chord accompaniment, that doesn't impose any time/tempo, so basically just a long drone, if you like

Is there any way to set up that, via some software maybe?
I also have a Microkorg, but havent got my head around doing so - maybe the arpeggiator is the solution there?


THanks for the advice,
Laimis

[cheddatom]

an arpeggiator would have a rhythm to it

I'm sure you can get your computer to tell the moog to drone. Do you have a DAW on your computer?

[Faithless]

I've just found some stuff on Talkbass...

http://www.karnatik.com/shrutibox.shtml

[Faithless]

http://www.navarrorivermusic.com/cello_drones.php

[Faithless]

Some interesting stuff about practising with drones:

http://davidvaldez.blogspot.com/2010/09/drone-exercises.html

[flyfisher]

If you just want an endless single chord why not just weigh down the appropriate keys on the keyboard?

[Faithless]

Too much hassle.

I've just got myself "Cello Drones". I'll probably get the famous "Tuning CD" as well - I didn't really like those timbres on that CD, but it contains some intervals, which is cool, so I'll snap those.

[Steve Woodcock]

Does the Microkorg not have an input for a sustain pedal?

[oggiesnr]

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I've just found some stuff on Talkbass...

[url="http://www.karnatik.com/shrutibox.shtml"]http://www.karnatik....shrutibox.shtml[/url]
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I've used Version 3 of this for a couple of years now, works fine but I can't speak for the newer versions.

Steve