Genome Sequencer MASSIVE MIDI Jam!
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Finally getting my brain in to the GENOME Midi Sequencer, by White Noise Audio. It is VERY COOL!
Using network MIDI, I’ve connected the iPad2 (running Genome/Arctic Keys/BS-16i/NLog Pro), to an iPhone 4 (running Sunrizer) and an iPod Touch (running Arctic Keys).
Also, via an iRig MIDI connector on the iPad, am sending a MIDI signal to a Moog Little Phatty as well. Can you believe this all works! I have a pretty strong WiFi signal, so the iPhone/iPod Touch work well and there isn’t any discernible latency.
Presumably I could run my other iPod touch as well, with a compatible virtual MIDI app. I also have a MIDI splitter box, so the idea of sending to more MIDI hardware is also a idea (or by chaining with MIDI THRU).
The possibilities are great with Genome!
PongFu – Appear to disappear
Monomachine sequencing a DSI Tetra synthesizer and Tenori-on drum samples
apple + pear = appear
It appears Eve made the first pear by shaping an apple like a tear.
Changeling Sequencer – Jupiter Mozart Variations
http://ios-music.homewoke.net/
This is really interesting sequencer. I tried changing from Mozart’s famous phrase. You can also play external synthesizers via MIDI.
Changeling is the super easy, flexible, diatonic chord sequencer. It’s purpose is to help people enjoy composing music by providing the basic tools to improvise! Improvisation is a skill that can normally only be obtained by investing a lot of discipline and time in to studying music theory and practice.
Changeling does not generate compositions for you, you remain in full creative control over your music. All recorded musical notes remain relative, and can be changed in various ways during playback.
Basic instructions:
1. Start by recording a simple melody-line with one finger.
2. Change the scale and root by sliding the ribbons.
3. Transform the melody to a chord progression by turning the chord knob.
4. Play around with the available voicings and transition modes that affect chord inversions.
5. Spread out the chord notes over time using the arpeggiator.
6. Switch to the next track by swiping down on the pattern area.
7. Change to playback mode, and start improvising a solo over the chord progresssion until you hear something that you really like!
8. Rinse and repeat!
Use Changeling’s 16 MIDI channels to record patterns to your DAW or other MIDI capable IOS apps. Or send an exported sequence via email to someone you are collaborating with.
Googlish from Japanese:
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Sinevibes’s Sequential updated to 1.3.0 – Working in realtime
See how quickly you can modify a drum loop using Sequential’s effect matrix. More about Sequential AudioUnit plugin: http://www.sinevibes.com/sequential/
Sinevibes has announced a major update for Sequential, an AudioUnit plugin for creating rhythmic effect patterns. They tell us that new features make it an even more capable and fun tool for re-processing beat loops, creating complex motion textures, and spicing up tracks with unique transitions, breaks and glitches.
Sequential 1.3.0 brings the following improvements:
- New effects: phase modulation sine oscillator, glitch triangle oscillator and shot noise generator.
- Re-calibrated input envelope follower parameters for faster reaction time and smoother shape.
- Alternating color shades in effect matrix.
- New preset patches.
Pricing and Availability:
Sequential 1.3.0 is immediately available for $29 as a 32/64-bit AudioUnit plugin for OS X. The update is free to all existing users. New customers can also purchase it as part of the Sinevibes Complete AudioUnit pack with a 50% discount.
More information:
eDrops for iPhone/iPod/iPad
Gravity based sequencer for iPhone/iPod/iPad.
itunes.apple.com/us/app/edrop/id505956599?ls=1&mt=8
“Seriously addictive. Make music using dropping pulses. Mesmerizing.
Don’t use this app while working or speaking with your couple. 
Connect your headphones for a better experience.”
For more info: exotic-chef.com
Modcan Touch sequencer. “Four Voice Song” Quick demo.
Short edited demo of the integration of the Modcan Touch sequencer into a modular synthesizer system. 4 voices in 3 sequences that constitute a “song” in TS terms. Make Noise Rene controls wave shape and pitch of the low end pulse/4th voice of the Wiard Malekko Anti Osc.
Video shot with Apple Photo booth/MacBook Pro.
Korg SQ-10 Demo feat. SQ-10, MS-50, and KR-55
Demonstration video of the Korg SQ-10 sequencer.
KR-55 triggering SQ-10. SQ-10 controlling MS-50 oscillator, filter, and envelope generator.
A very good old-school sequencer from Korg. Designed for the MS series synthesizers and using Korg’s CV / Gate control the SQ-10 sequencer can really surprise you with some groovy basslines. Three channel output allows pitch, tone color and timing variation. Use the knobs to adjust and build up a sequence. Sure it’s limited to 12 steps (with a max of 24) but when you hook that up to your MS-10, MS-20 or MS-50 you can get some pretty cool TB-303 like stuff happening. Because the SQ-10 outputs CV (Control Voltage) it can also be connected to the Oscillators, VCF filters or LFO’s of your MS synths for even cooler tricks. Using a CV / Gate converter allows you to use the SQ-10 with other Roland, Moog, Sequential and even MIDI synthesizers.
Testing the Midi Ratchit module on one simple sequence
Here is only one simple sequence modified by the Midi Ratchit
MIDI plugin for Windows designed to deliver the classic Tangerine Dream step sequencing ratcheting effect:
Ratchit is a tool to achieve the “ratcheting effect”, which was made famous by Tangerine Dream on their old records.
It is meant to be placed behind ClockWOrK but will of course work with any step sequencer or manual MIDI input.
Ratchit is a VST-plugin that repeats incoming notes according to the selected clock divider. It can be triggered manually or via MIDI CC controller. That way it can be controlled by the CC knobs of Clockwork to have different divide speeds at different steps.
Making of a TR 909 sequencer clone
“Video of my MB909 sequencer with the 9090. combined you have the greatest TR-909 clone.
You can see that all of the instruments have individual accent. velocity normal makes the leds go orange and velocity accented makes the leds go red.”
More information on this project and similar can be found here >>
The Protoclidean sequencer for Ableton Live
AVAILABLE HERE : http://designthemedia.com/theprotoclidean
Features
- 8 independant channels
- step number + number of notes + offset + pitch + velocity for each channels
- accurate synchro to Live transport
- scaler helper to choose a scale across each channel
- GM Drum-map mode with the 8 first standard MIDI Drum map notes accross channels
- notes randomizer with min/max limits
- all parameters are auto mappable to any control surfaces compatible with Live
- built-in help
The Protoclidean Sequencer is based on Euclidan algorithm.
This is one of the oldest mathematical algorithm ever.
It offers a very simple way to distribute the most evenly possible a particular number of objects inside a particular number of slots.
The Protoclidean implements this algorithm to place a particular number of notes into a particular number of slots.
That way, you can easily create sequences using odd or even number of steps without the need of creating a lot of clips with different size in your liveset, you can also play live with it, using the banks storage/load feature.
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