Primarily I'm interested in a hardware synth that has the ability to store 'arrangements'. (I am taking the nomenclature from Roland, in particular the TB-03 I've been playing with.) I.e., the ability to position sequenced measures into a 'song-length' chain or procedure. I only want to do this through hardware. Not because of ideology, but because of an eye problem that limits my time on monitors. (Sparse LED read-outs are OK.)
Preference toward a currently-manufactured (or recent) device, and preference toward emulation or reissue of a synth released no later than 1983. But these aren't set in stone. Digital is fine.
Anything like this out there? I'm not versed in MIDI; I don't know if one can create arrangements for multiple devices via MIDI and only through hardware. Thanks for any help.
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