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Still struggling with that b!tch of a protocol. Hopefully I can get it working before I give up. But I certainly intend to get it working. All other hosts are already auto-fullscreen.
Likely yes, but not yet.
No. But you can drive it with any sequencer you like so it should be flexible enough on its own.
THANK YOU
Wow! Slick, futuristic UI. By the sound of it it’s going to be another instabuy for me. I really like the looks of this thing. Awesome!!
Oh yea I think so.
When Bram? When...!?
Nice, looks like another one to add to the collection!!
Wow! Drum synth sound design workflow butter?
Not sure if it’s just my lack of experience programming typical drum synths (vs non drum synth), but it seems to me like the workflow on this will make it much easier to come up with non standard drum sound sets that are still cohesive. I mean, being able to go back and forth between tweaking the core features of the sound set as if it were a single voice, and adjusting the deviation per pitch/velocity seems like a much more intuitive workflow in finding the right amount of balance and contrast between the voices than programming each voice on its own.
Not to mention the potential for creating complex playable patches - that capture/reward a wide range of subtleties when played with a controller.
All of this with a super simple interface.
Gimme!
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I second the request for this sequencer in Rozeta!
I want it now.
Good news... I think I have fullscreen working in GB now (with a little help from Chris Randall).
That's cool
I recorded a thing with the two Ruismakers and a Troublemaker last night, going through a few fx. This one will fit nicely into that sort of thing
Love that sequencer concept, you’ve got to hand it to @brambos for continually spoiling us on that front
Cooliocious! Much fun shall be had round these parts
Love a bit of dirt, and love a bit of @brambos. Waiting with anticipation
If that blue area had a rhythmic wave visualizer I would stare at it all day
Noir just in time for Halloween? 🎃
Loving the sound of this, and digging that sequencer.
Suberb! Was waiting for...
That sounds fantastic. Instabuy!
Any chance the snapshots will also hold the synth parameters? I can see getting carried away with this one and wanting a quick way to bounce back and forth between sounds without a bunch of save operations.
And an absolutely ignorable idea: would be sweet if we could map a CC to one of the mod sections as an input (in place of velocity or pitch). That way you could set up an Rozeta LFO or something to rhythmically change the sound, separate from the sequencer resolution. Or maybe a CC could just adjust the 'input sensitivity' for either?
Damn, sorry, another from left field: those little cycle adjustment buttons you have on your other sequencers... I imagine it would really interesting if this one had a button to flip/swap pitch and velocity values to quickly flip the rhythm of modulation effects.
Yea i get you, got a dfam myself as well. But i found out pretty quickly that its not that versatile on its own anyways. It sound great and all that, but it really benefits greatly from a sequencer and/or some modules(or semi modular). I also dont think they could had pulled it off at the same price with midi input. Luckily there are controllers with cv out, but that naturally limits your options quite a bit.
Btw i have heard good things about this product and its pretty damn cheap
https://www.tindie.com/products/hotchk155/cvocd-a-super-flexible-midi-to-cv-box/
There are also a lot cheaper diy kits for midi-cv convertors around.
+1
Would be nice to see the result waveforms as you apply mod, filter, dirt to it.
But probably better as separate plugin.
@brambos have you considered a sequencer that would have for example 8 "notes", which would all be actually whole states of the synth. So that you would pick up a state for each step that has pitch and all other controls assigned to them. That would certainly take the sequencer on this and the whole app to a whole new level.
@brambos ah, sounds great even if I totally failed to guess the nature of this new app...
Does program change will be included in that app ?...
Thanks
Damn no headphones and the wife is in bed....what does it sound like?
It sounds BOS!!
@Fruitbat1919 analog quite "hard techno oldschhol spiral triby".
Reminds me a bit of the DrumBrute Impact, and also the Dave Smith Tempest.
Haha can't believe no one has used that yet. It does sound awesome
Looking forward to this
Now that you mention it, it does have a Tempest sound to it. I wasn't intentionally shooting for it, but I can certainly hear that kind of character in it.
It may be subconscious... I've always lusted after a Tempest (but could never justify getting one for myself).