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Can anyone help me?!
Is it possible to drag/draw the sliders on the pitch page?
(drag and set notes in a row)
I’ve watched some videos and read the manual but no luck, it looked as though you could draw in the velocity values but I’m not sure about the pitch…
Thanks.
Nope.
Can't draw velocity either.
@iamspoon - you might want to take a look at StepBud. It has a draw mode.
Stepbud has some major issues though with generating unwanted noise when you change sliders. I forget if it only happens with rate sliders or with pitch as well. I spoke to Cem about this, forget the cause exactly but he was unable to fix it. It's a very major flaw imo, if you're into live tweaking, so it is something to be aware of if considering purchasing the app.
Thanks gentlemen.
No drawing might not be a dealbreaker with MIDI dreams, I’ve watched Gav’s video and it looks fun.
I just got Kebarp too but that fits a different niche somehow.
I wonder if that's the default "sends portamento" setting (and maybe "sends pitch bend"). I've had problems with that on. It's a bad one to have on by default. Other than that I've never run into the problem you describe.
I wonder where one might have seen the ability to drag/draw groups of velocity sliders in MidiDreams. I haven’t seen that kind of UX anywhere in the app. And that’s completely ok with me. One of the things I love about it is how closely its operations emulate a modular sequencer. It remains my most used pattern controller.
the name 'midiDREAMs' sounds a bit erotic.
The developer should revisit this/these great apps.. drawing is standard in 2024.. the Scale/Key feature is ‘revolutionary..
No, you cannot draw in values..
I am a big fan of midiDreams, but that’s indeed a missing feature. To add to the suggested alternatives: The sequencer in EG Nodes allows you to draw not only pitch, but other controls as well. And you can configure scales.
You can load Nodes as a MIDI plugin. Its sequencers come pretty close to the classic analog sequencers as well. On top of that you get a useful feature that you find in midiSteps, but not …dreams: You can use different colours for different sequencer nodes.
Sorry, I’m not sure exactly where I saw this but it seems I was mistaken…
@catherder thanks for the suggestion!
Hi Wim, thanks. Do you mean you can turn off ‘sends portamento and pitchbend’ somewhere? I don’t see any settings. And neither is on by default, from what I can see - those sliders have no value in the default patch. Maybe I am misunderstanding what you’re saying.
Tap the "MIDI" button along the bottom to get to those settings.
Where is the Midi button? Can’t see anything
Scroll the button bar at the bottom by swiping left.
Oh wow, bad UI design right there. Thnx Wim
Anyone using this as their go to sequencer?
I'm accustomed to quantum actually. But got this recently-ish and was just now trying to get the hang of it driving 4pockets stringlab. Quite fun I should say
It's hard for me to imagine having a single go-to sequencer.
It looks fun, i was originally looking for something like this. Ended up getting addicted to octrocdone as my main drum sequencer. 😳
For weird synth rumbles somehow I almost always go for the build-in sequencer from Hilda to drive other synths. Pretty old school. For rhythm, Octagron.
Yes. I use it all the time. It’s the closest in feel, for me, to the olds hardware sequencers I learned on, and is how I start most of my work. (Assuming we’re talking about Mididreams, not Stepbud.)
I used to until GlitchStep was released...
Just noticed that Chordion is on sale for 2.99, It has a lil arpeggiator and simple drum machine.
Yeah, GlitchStep is special. I love the note grid you get when you click on each step, makes throwing out patterns super quick.