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Arpeggiator with Link for live keyboard use?
Hey guys, was hoping someone could help me know if this exists or not...
I know there are great arpeggiators out there, but I am looking for one that functions similarly to the arpeggiators built into synths such as Model D, iMono/Poly, iSEM, etc. That is, I don't want to use my touch screen at all. I want to simply set it up with the arpeggio Rate, Direction, and Range (and a Gate would be nice!) and simply play my keyboard and have the arpeggiator send the notes through my synths.
Is there something like this with LINK? I thought this would be a pretty sweet workaround for synthesizers that can't sync their MIDI clock with anything else. If such an arpeggiator app exists, I figure I could probably use some MIDI mapping (via MidiFlow!) to easily let it by my main synth arpeggiator and switch which synth it arpeggiates with a simple turn of a knob! 
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For anyone who is coming across this now, I have figured out that Rozeta's Arpeggiator is pretty functional for my needs described here (albeit it does seem to crash a lot, so more testing will be needed to make it stable.)
However, Rozeta's Arpeggiator does not respond to my sustain pedal! This is hard to believe... Now my question is what Arpeggiators out there will respond to CC64 sustain? Anyone know one?