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Just discovered Xynthesizer

What a great piece of work this is. Simple, versatile, basic sequencing done right imo. I'm finding quite a few uses for this. One of which is quickly coming up with chord progressions and voicings I might not have thought of otherwise. Putting a rhythm down on just one note then playing the transpose feature like an arpeggiator.

Anyone else love this? What uses have you guys found for it?

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  • edited April 2016

    I like setting it slow, whole note per step, and doing long chord progressions. Sending that to two things, an arpeggiator as well as something that plays the chords makes a nice arpeggiated sequence that can have 32 measures.

    Xynthesizr has a wonderful interface, great tenori-type sequencer.

    @db909 said: Putting a rhythm down on just one note then playing the transpose feature like an arpeggiator.

    It's great! The scalar transpose is excellent for that because it will keep the transpose in a scale, to get the majors and minors, etc. right.

  • @Processaurus said:
    I like setting it slow, whole note per step, and doing long chord progressions. Sending that to two things, an arpeggiator as well as something that plays the chords makes a nice arpeggiated sequence that can have 32 measures.

    Xynthesizr has a wonderful interface, great tenori-type sequencer.

    I did the chords thing. Why did I not think of using another arpeggiator?! Will be doing this.

  • The option buried in the settings to split the MIDI channel of each octave of the grid is interesting too, so you can have different octaves of the grid going out to different apps.

  • It's an incredible, universal, app. Welcome to the club!

  • Xynthesizr and Oscilab same thing you would say?

  • Xynthesizer was one of the first decent synths being noted at the time I came on this forum, but it is a great little app.

  • @Tones4Christ said:
    Xynthesizr and Oscilab same thing you would say?

    Erm. In a word; I can see where you're coming from but not really.

  • Love it and the built in synth too. I like using it at very slow BPMs as a transpose source for another sequencer.

  • Very well done app, with new one coming by Dev. Shoom!

  • @Processaurus said:
    The option buried in the settings to split the MIDI channel of each octave of the grid is interesting too, so you can have different octaves of the grid going out to different apps.

    This is definitely one of the great features. I know everyone is excited about the ability for Fugue Machine to send to different MIDI channels (me too!), but Xynthesizr has been doing this for years now.

    Also, the ability to select a certain section of notes and randomize those notes, while leaving all the other notes to play a set pattern is fantastic. Creates some nice variability.

  • Great app; wish it had a full song mode...

  • love the huge grid. Love how the synth sounds. I also love how easy and intuitive it is to build variations on a theme. Like @JohnnyGoodyear I think some sort of pattern sequencer would be amazing.

  • edited April 2016

    @mgmg4871 said:
    Very well done app, with new one coming by Dev. Shoom!

    • plus about 1,000 :wink:
  • @eustressor said:

    @mgmg4871 said:
    Very well done app, with new one coming by Dev. Shoom!

    • plus about 1,000 :wink:

    Blimey! They’re going to be busy.

  • Anybody create their own custom rules that produce good results wanna share?

  • I always had the sense that this app was mainly for softer ambient type sounds- does it do gritty and nasty as well?

  • Love the synth engine and agree that a pattern sequencer would be a fantastic addition to this app

  • LOVE, ad midi out to 2 nova's is cash money. whats even better is when i rock the 3gs version on iPhone its torture to program but with midi out it can be best ever just novel at first.

  • Very notable app.

  • Xynth is straight up enjoyably effortless evolving synth seqeuncing.

  • edited April 2016

    I love it, but I can't get it to sync with AUM; any clue?

  • @pierre said:
    I love it, but I can't get it to sync with AUM; any clue?

    Yep. Just open from within AUM and it syncs via IAA. Hold play on Xynthesizr and hit play on the AUM transport and it starts in sync. Alternatively, the sequencer in Xynthesizr starts automatically if you hit record.

    Note - you DO NOT need to select clock in in the MIDI menu.

  • Can I get the built in recorder to play the sequence upon pressing record?

  • So you have to press play on Xynthesizr?

  • What type of music is it best/ good for?- if that is possible to say.

  • @db909 said:
    Can I get the built in recorder to play the sequence upon pressing record?

    Yep, AUM's recorder can record the sequence.

  • @Tones4Christ said:
    So you have to press play on Xynthesizr?

    You do, unless you have a track in AUM armed, then it starts itself when you press record in AUM. I don't know why.

  • Awesome have my eyes on this baby

  • It's pretty sweet. And if you ever get completely bored out of your mind, you can just draw dirty pictures in the sequencer and imagine "this is the sound of..,.,"

  • @robosardine said:
    What type of music is it best/ good for?- if that is possible to say.

    It's obviously good for edm type rigid patterns, but the fact you can transpose the sequence live within scale, adjust tempo and note lengths to get any type of rhythm you need, and generate random patterns with specific note ranges, I'd say you could get just about anything out of it provided you sent the midi to appropriate external sounds.

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