Sequera – Software Sequencer – a touch of hardware feel?
Sequera is a dynamic Sequencer that is basically based on the piano roll concept or more like a drum editor which can be scaled/set in pitch. the patterns can be set below, tracks can be muted live – you can help by crowdfunding to make this one a real product.
the aim is like working more with the feel of hardware
quote what you can see here:
1. freshly launched Sequera, default statement
2. enter notes by using Mac keyboard (so the screen pointer is not moving at all while entering notes)
3. went into „perform mode“ (at 1:05)
4. randomizing the sequence for a while by pressing 1, 2, 3 keys
5. changed sound from tassmann to omnisphere (at 1:18)
6. changed tempo while it’s running
7. changed number of steps to be played
Current alpha-version does or allows…
– entering notes for 32 steps max
– entering notes with computer keyboard
– selecting desired track with computer keyboard
– and a few other short cut key assignments
– displays note entry
– plays notes
– randomizes notes
– changing tempo
– changing number of steps to be loop-played
First Mac version is willing to involve…
– velocity entry / change
– mute each tracks
– midi note number select
– gate time set
Next coming features…
– timing adjustment for each notes by computer keyboard
– more flexibility for the steps to be played or not to be played
– compatible with midi commands all around
– pitch transition
– real-time performance features, midi-effects
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