Rifflab for NI Reaktor – new powerful step sequencer

December 4, 2015 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Rifflab for NI Reaktor – new powerful step sequencer 

rifflab

Red Earth Audio has released Rifflab for NI Reaktor. Rifflab is a probability-based step sequencer capable of generating and playing up to 3 scale locked sequences simultaneously. Each sequence is generated in accordance with the probability parameters set by the user. The Probability sliders allow control of Pitch, Velocity, Note Length, Step Length, Progression, and up to 7 Modulation lines for each generated sequence. It is designed for producing basslines, leads, melodies, chords and arpeggios.

Each click of the Generate button will create an entire new sequence based on the probability parameters a user has set. Rifflab does not output any audio itself, but sends generated MIDI data to the chosen MIDI channel (s) to drive anything that allows MIDI input.

Features:

  • Generates up to 3 sequences at a time.
  • Generate values per panel, per sequence or all 3 sequences simultaneously.
  • Set Key and Scale – ability to make own scale.
  • Scale lock on playback – all notes forced to scale.
  • Value lock – Keep wanted values and only generate new values for unlocked steps.
  • Up to 2 octaves per sequence.
  • Base octave per sequencer.
  • Variable step lengths – including dotted and triplet notes.
  • Rest notes (0 Velocity slider).
  • Variable playback speed.
  • Up to 64 notes per sequence.
  • Up to 32 bars per Progression.
  • Variable Note lengths from 1/4 length to full length.
  • MIDI output up to 3 separate channels.
  • MIDI CC output via 4 Modulation panels, as well as Pitch, Velocity and Note Length values.
  • MIDI in triggers for Progression and sequence output.
  • Progression sync to all sequencers.
  • Timing Offset per sequence.
  • Shift steps per panel, sequence or all sequences.
  • Ability to skip steps or randomize played steps.
  • Low CPU usage.

Price: $9 – A free Lite version is also available.

ORION – new drum library and step sequencer built for Native Instruments Kontakt

November 25, 2015 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on ORION – new drum library and step sequencer built for Native Instruments Kontakt 

echo | collective has released ORION, a drum library and step sequencer built for Native Instruments Kontakt.

In addition to the sequencer, ORION contains over 800 unlocked one shot percussion sounds. These are arranged into 18 future-retro inspired drum kits created from custom-sampled and processed classic analog synths and drum machines, DSP-manipulated acoustic recordings, and a kit built entirely from processed vinyl pops and clicks. This includes three artist signature kits created by producers Vital, Phrakture, and Timecop 1983.

The ORION instrument is designed to allow fast, easy, and intuitive sequencing of the drum library using a unique dual-view sequencer: Step View mimics the sequencing style of classic drum machines focusing on one drum sound at a time, while Grid View shows the entire pattern, inspired by modern software and grid-controller hardware.

A user can delve deeper with the advanced step modulation sequencer for per-note control of every parameter of every sound on every beat. Sequenceable send effects include programmable reverb and delay.

A user can also add grit and glue to the beat with the insert effect module, delivering tape saturation, compression and a selection of custom tape hiss and vinyl noise floor recordings.

Specs:

  • 24-bit 44k unlocked wav files.
  • 17 unique drum kits.
  • 60+ Kontakt fully programmed unlocked .nki files.
  • .nki files require full version of NI Kontakt 5.5 or higher.

Price: $30 [Limited introductory price].

Ultimate Ztep Zequencer – Version 2 of the step sequencer for Max For Live

November 6, 2015 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Ultimate Ztep Zequencer – Version 2 of the step sequencer for Max For Live 

Animatek-UZZ-2.0

Animatek has announced the release of version 2.0 of the Ultimate Ztep Zequencer, a step sequencer for Max For Live.

UZZ is a Max For Live device inspired in the step sequencer created by Len Sasso for Logic Audio environment.

Uss has always been a base for my creations. Now with Max For Live I had the opportunity to recreate one of my favorite machines.

With only 16 steps you can create magical patterns, and changing a couple of parameters can rapidly mutate to a new level.

UZZ 2.0 features 2 additional controls, a matrix modulation, plus bug fixes and many other things.

Ultimate Ztep Zequencer is available for purchase for 7 EUR.

midiSTEPs – new powerful and fun MIDI step sequencer app

October 11, 2015 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on midiSTEPs – new powerful and fun MIDI step sequencer app 

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midiSTEPs is a powerful but fun MIDI step sequencer app that sends MIDI note and CC messages to other music apps and external synthesizers. It was designed to be super easy to use in a way that’s similar to the SH-101 sequencer, where you can just quickly enter a few keyboard notes and you’re ready to hit play. At the same time, it also incorporates many ideas from other classic and modern sequencers, allowing you to set control values per step, mute and skip existing steps, switch between multiple patterns and parts, sync and link patterns in various ways, and modify your sequences.

midiSTEPs was designed from the ground up as a touch-based iPad sequencer app, so it’s super easy and intuitive to enter, edit and play sequences.

midiSTEPs features:
64 step sequencer based on the classic SH-101 sequencer
Set note, chord or rest per step
Set accent and tie per step
Set CC, velocity, length parameters per step
Mute and skip individual steps
Set start and end points within sequence
Edit individual steps
Transpose, loop or one shot, start and pattern sync options
Four independent sequencer parts with 16 patterns each per set
Parts can have different speeds, lengths, sync and trigger options
Pattern Mix page with clip-launcher style pattern triggering
External MIDI clock sync with clock shift adjustments and swing
Easy to set up CoreMIDI configuration and MIDI mapping
Easy to use touch interface designed specifically for iPad

Get it here >>

’80s step sequencing with JP-6, MSQ-700, and DMX

September 26, 2015 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on ’80s step sequencing with JP-6, MSQ-700, and DMX 

’80s step sequencing with JP-6, MSQ-700, and DMX
Reverb: Alesis MidiVerb II

Koushion + littleBits + Ableton + MicroBrute :: CV Step Sequencer

June 9, 2015 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Koushion + littleBits + Ableton + MicroBrute :: CV Step Sequencer 

Koushion + littleBits combine to make a great CV Step Sequencer. Add Ableton Live and you also get some great tempo-synced effects. Applying all that to an Arturia MicroBrute results in some great sounds.

Learn more at experimentalsynth.com

“Protostar”: Koushion iPad sequencer, Virus C, MS2000, Supernova, Blofeld

June 8, 2015 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on “Protostar”: Koushion iPad sequencer, Virus C, MS2000, Supernova, Blofeld 

First recording with iOS sequencer Koushion. Drone from the Waldorf Blofeld, arps from MS2000BR, Virus C and Supernova II. Plus super-pads and subspace whistles from the Supernova. Recorded live with no overdubs.

Koushion is a flexible step sequencer for your iPad. Like a traditional step sequencer, Koushion lets you program note patterns that are triggered in time with a MIDI clock (either an external source, or a configurable built-in one). But Koushion doesn’t stop at what’s already been accomplished by its hardware predecessors. With 16 layers, each containing 8 scenes of 16 steps (that’s 2048 steps!), Koushion provides plenty of room for you to express your creativity. Each layer has customizable settings such as looping mode, MIDI channel, and musical key.

Koushion doesn’t just work with expensive MIDI hardware, but also integrates with any of the hundreds of CoreMIDI-enabled synthesizer apps. Whether you use it as part of your existing studio setup, on stage, or as a piece of your self-contained iPad studio, you’ll never run out of sounds to explore, thanks to the iPad’s powerful inter-app MIDI system.

Teaser on Analogue Solutions’ new Megacity Step Sequencer

June 7, 2015 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Teaser on Analogue Solutions’ new Megacity Step Sequencer 

Analogue Solutions Megacity Step Sequencer
The steps run down like tears in the rain.
Up to 64 steps, or split into 2 x 32 steps.
Fill in patterns, portamento, quantiser, and much more!
Ideal for use with Eurorack.
More videos online, and full details at
http://synth.toys

The Megacity is a standalone 64-step analogue step sequencer, that they say offers ‘a host of unique features’.

Features:

  • True analogue step sequencers using CV pot’s not encoders
  • Analogue CV circuits
  • Massive 64 steps (series mode) or 2 x 32 steps (2 channel parallel mode)
  • 2 CV outputs with Range and Glide (Portamento)
  • 4 Gate outs (2 per channel)
  • 2 CV quantisers
  • MIDI Out
  • Jump and Reset – activate from MIDI note, Push Button and external Gate
  • Fill In and clock divide modes for variation
  • Compatible with Eurorack and most analogue synths with CV/Gate input
  • Voltage controlled clock
  • Many options for sequence control
  • Very easy MIDI sync possible using a dedicated MIDI note
  • Solid steel and aluminum construction
  • High quality sealed potentiometers, sturdy switches.
  • Unique green LED matrix style tear drop raining LEDs

SoundForce SFC-60 – New step sequencer function

May 27, 2015 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on SoundForce SFC-60 – New step sequencer function 

The SoundForce SFC-60, dedicated MIDI controller for the TAL U-NO-LX synth plugin (Roland Juno-60 model), has now new a built step sequencer function. The step sequencer function can be used with the TAL plugin as well as any other plugin instrument as it simply streams MIDI notes via USB-MIDI.

All users can upgrade their SFC-60 to the latest version of the firmware using the Arduino IDE and the teensy software-add-on. Please visit the support page on the SoundForce website : http://sound-force.nl/?page_id=1151. More detailed update toturial coming soon.

Moon 569 Polyrhythm Demo

February 8, 2015 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Moon 569 Polyrhythm Demo 

Quick demonstration of how to create a simple polyrhythm pattern using a Moon Modular 569 step sequencer (and other similarly capable step sequencers too)

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