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New MIDI Sequencer app

Comments

  • BiancaNeveBiancaNeve

    Like the rhythm section, not so keen on the note section I find it very fiddly.

  • WillWill

    https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/18537/steps/p1

  • srcersrcer
    edited May 2017

    Deleted link to another thread that actually had nothing in it.
    syrupcore already linked the main thread
    Nothing to see here

  • RUST( i )KRUST( i )K

    I freakin' love this app.

    It is fiddly yeah.

    It is also the best EASY way to get notes triggered on the iPhone.

    It is a minimalist approach to the old Moog style sequencer.

    I keep finding it more fun as I use it.

    Besides, no other sequenc on iPhone except Infinite really. Analog Midi Sequencer is too small or my eyes, even zoomed.

    I think this is a buy for an easy way to test synths out if anything.

  • skiphuntskiphunt

    I like this one. In particular, it's cool to start with one of the preset sequences, then start carving it into something new. It's also fun to start with nothing and build. Very easy. I don't find it fiddly personally, but that might just be after I got used to the nature of it's controller knobs. Or, it could be because I started out with it on the iPad first and got used to controlling it from there, and then on the iPhone it was easier.

    In any case, it was a dollar well spent. :)

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