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Xequence updated with Ableton link and Files app support

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  • FitzFitz

    No problem. Is Bluetooth midi support on the list? I can go through Thumbjam but wondered if there would be native support?

  • SevenSystemsSevenSystems

    @Fitz: Can add that to the list, wouldn't be so hard to add. As you mentioned, you can already setup Bluetooth MIDI between devices using another app that supports it, such as AUM or MIDIFire, and the other device will appear in Xequence's MIDI sources or destinations list. But yeah, native support would be nice :)

  • FitzFitz

    Great, thanks

  • ruggedsmoothruggedsmooth

    @Strizbiz said:

    @Fitz said:
    @SevenSystems: not too sure, just wanted to check before I tried to get it to reoccur. It happened after recording using the built in keyboard. I closed the keyboard, then couldn’t select any of the notes. Sometimes I could but I had to hold for a while. Or hold to the side of a note and then move to grab it. Closing and reopening the project solved it.

    Also, while recording using the built in keyboard there doesn’t seem to be an undo there. I need to close the keyboard, then use the undo there. Would be useful if there was an undo on the keyboard page. Thanks

    I wish there was a better onscreen keyboard, I never use this app without a midi keyboard.

    This has my favorite onscreen keyboard of any seq app I’ve tried yet, different strokes different folks I guess

  • DCJDCJ

    @ruggedsmooth said:

    @Strizbiz said:

    @Fitz said:
    @SevenSystems: not too sure, just wanted to check before I tried to get it to reoccur. It happened after recording using the built in keyboard. I closed the keyboard, then couldn’t select any of the notes. Sometimes I could but I had to hold for a while. Or hold to the side of a note and then move to grab it. Closing and reopening the project solved it.

    Also, while recording using the built in keyboard there doesn’t seem to be an undo there. I need to close the keyboard, then use the undo there. Would be useful if there was an undo on the keyboard page. Thanks

    I wish there was a better onscreen keyboard, I never use this app without a midi keyboard.

    This has my favorite onscreen keyboard of any seq app I’ve tried yet, different strokes different folks I guess

    Have to agree. While I always prefer real keys, this is the most playable onscreen keyboard imo.

  • JonLewisJonLewis

    The only thing I really miss on this keyboard is a pair of arrows for quickly shifting up or down one octave (a la gadget, GarageBand, caustic). Sometimes it’s too hard I get where I want to go via just keyboard scrolling.

  • StrizbizStrizbiz

    @SevenSystems said:
    @Strizbiz: Have you tried setting the scale to "-"?

    never tried it, but how do we slide into a note, or slide up and down the keyboard? I 'd like to be able to slide into and off of notes, especially with basslines, organ and piano, like if i want to slide into a B from a B flat?

  • SevenSystemsSevenSystems

    @JonLewis said:
    The only thing I really miss on this keyboard is a pair of arrows for quickly shifting up or down one octave (a la gadget, GarageBand, caustic). Sometimes it’s too hard I get where I want to go via just keyboard scrolling.

    Noted and high on the list! It's not technically difficult to implement, but it's difficult to come up with a decent user interface for it that works on all devices and doesn't get in the way.

    @Strizbiz said:
    never tried it, but how do we slide into a note, or slide up and down the keyboard? I 'd like to be able to slide into and off of notes, especially with basslines, organ and piano, like if i want to slide into a B from a B flat?

    Glide mode can be enabled with the "arrows with a knot" button in the middle of the bottom toolbar, but it's currently not implemented when there's no scale selected. The whole "black keys" mode is really an afterthought because I supposed that not many people would want to play a digital touch keyboard without a predetermined scale. Looks like I was wrong. B) Will add "Enable glide mode without scale" to the list!

  • SevenSystemsSevenSystems
    edited December 2017

    @JonLewis said:
    The only thing I really miss on this keyboard is a pair of arrows for quickly shifting up or down one octave (a la gadget, GarageBand, caustic). Sometimes it’s too hard I get where I want to go via just keyboard scrolling.

    Sneaked in a little surprise into the next update, due this week... can you spot it!

  • JonLewisJonLewis

    haha YESSSS

    And they're up in the lowest-velocity zone of the keys where no sane person should be pressing anyway. Thank you!

  • SevenSystemsSevenSystems

    @JonLewis: yep, that "in the lowest velocity zone where they hurt least" was exactly my thought. Two fools, same idea ;) (German saying)

  • reziduerezidue

    How about the ability to slide up and down to simulate aftertouch? Or possibly modulate something else?

  • SevenSystemsSevenSystems

    @rezidue said:
    How about the ability to slide up and down to simulate aftertouch? Or possibly modulate something else?

    That's already on the list... as it would enable per-note control, PolyPressure would probably be a good candidate. Or some of that hipster new MPE stuff. :)

  • reziduerezidue

    @SevenSystems said:

    @rezidue said:
    How about the ability to slide up and down to simulate aftertouch? Or possibly modulate something else?

    That's already on the list... as it would enable per-note control, PolyPressure would probably be a good candidate. Or some of that hipster new MPE stuff. :)

    Hah, right on. I put in a request to Intua for something similar but haven't heard back.

  • JonLewisJonLewis

    That would be amazing. I did wish for it when controlling Zeeon via Xequence.

  • SevenSystemsSevenSystems
    edited December 2017

    @JonLewis @rezidue -- the Keyboard part wouldn't be so difficult. The most problematic part would be the editing interface in the Pianoroll, and it would require adding completely new data structures (it is quite different both to velocity and regular controllers)... so I cannot promise anything for the near future!

  • audiorangutanaudiorangutan

    this is becoming irresistible

  • AudiojunkieAudiojunkie

    I love all of the work you are doing on this app!!! Thank you @SevenSystems !!!!! This is the best midi sequencer available for the iPhone, and I'm grateful for it!! :-)

  • SevenSystemsSevenSystems

    @audiorangutan @Audiojunkie thanks, much appreciated!

  • reziduerezidue

    @SevenSystems said:
    @JonLewis @rezidue -- the Keyboard part wouldn't be so difficult. The most problematic part would be the editing interface in the Pianoroll, and it would require adding completely new data structures (it is quite different both to velocity and regular controllers)... so I cannot promise anything for the near future!

    Ah yes, I’m thinking of it as just as expressive way to jam but in the end you would want the ability to record it. Appreciate that you are even thinking about it.

  • SevenSystemsSevenSystems

    @rezidue yeah, adding just the ability to convert key vertical position to MPE would probably be a matter of just a few hours... but we want the full package :)

  • DCJDCJ
    edited December 2017


    Another update already! Metronooooome!

  • JonLewisJonLewis

    Octave keeeeeeys!
    Option for really tiiiiiiny keeeeyboard!

    So happy.

  • wimwim
    edited December 2017

    Yay!. Gonna use this a lot more now. It's so silly that such a small thing as needing to set up a metronome separately would be enough to cause me to lay Xequence aside more often than not, but that's the case. I think it's because often I only have a few minutes to squeeze in a session, and every little setup hindrance eats into that time.

  • SevenSystemsSevenSystems

    @JonLewis Happy switching! B)

    @wim: It annoyed me enough as well to make me implement it... don't assume we ever do anything just because our users want it :D

  • ChaztripChaztrip

    Import midi please. I will tell Santa you have been nice.

  • SevenSystemsSevenSystems

    @Chaztrip said:
    Import midi please. I will tell Santa you have been nice.

    No worries, we're on it!

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    Cool beans!

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    I’m really enjoying this new keyboard and the metronome wow what a difference it makes :)

  • SevenSystemsSevenSystems

    Nice to see happy users. I forgot to include the "Use fart sound" option for the metronome though. Next update! ;)

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