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Drum Synth Sequencing

KoKo
edited September 2019 in General App Discussion

Hey Everyone,

Current workflow:
I generally build up tracks in AUM recording loops in AUM and then utilizing file player.
At this point I am attempting to layer in beats with a drum synth.

My first exploration has been with Seekbeats. I'm loving the sound, sound shaping options, and workflow with this app but there is something I'm wanting to do which does not seem possible with the built in sequencer. Also, I may prefer a AU drum synth solution.

What I want to do is be able to turn off the grid/quantize and move any drum hit freely to exactly where I want it in time.

Any suggestions of a different drum synth app which can do this? Or maybe I'm missing this in Seekbeats? Other sequencer and or drum synth suggestions?

Comments

  • edited September 2019

    If you’re using AUM my first suggestion would be to use the Atom piano roll sequencer.

    You can record Midi into it from your other drum sequencer then turn off the drum sequencer and move the notes around in Atom with snap turned off.

    You can obviously also record straight into atom from your physical controller or on screen keyboard/pads or just draw in the notes (with or without snap).

    If you zoom in you can get really fine with the positioning.

  • KoKo
    edited September 2019

    great!

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