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StepPolyArp - Huge Update!

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  • craftycuratecraftycurate
    edited July 16

    @lukesleepwalker said:

    @craftycurate said:

    @Telstar5 said:
    @craftycurate : If SPA implemented that “on the beat” feature would you still use the BLEASS?

    Yes because they work so differently ... SPA is much more hands on and almost a step sequencer, under the hood kind of arpeggiator, whereas BLEASS does more for you, is more algorithmic, but offers quite a different set of tools, that I have use for them both.

    BLEASS surprises me more often but I can craft an arp more easily in SPA. Also, BLEASS has modulation which takes it to another level of experimentation, but that's just not how SPA works, and that's OK.

    I have struggled with BLEASS arp because it feels like I’m randomizing or flubbing my way through creating an arp every time I use it. Is there a way to set the notes or intervals per step in BLEASS arp? Otherwise it feels like a serendipity machine to me.

    BLEASS arp doesn’t offer the kind of step editing that SPA does, but similar results can be obtained e.g. for polyphonic arpeggiation where multiple notes from the input chord are playing simultaneously.

    In SPA, each row is a separate monophonic arpeggiator, so chords can be built up by entering steps on multiple rows. These can also have different loop lengths, leading to almost endless possibilities.

    In BLEASS there is a polyphony section which can do similar things to this. But overall they couldn’t be more different in how they work!

    “Serendipity machine” is quite a good description of BLEASS arp I think … but it can also be tamed. SPA is an arpeggiator enthusiast’s arpeggiator esp if you want to built it youself and fine tune the output.

    I love them both!

  • lukesleepwalkerlukesleepwalker

    @craftycurate said:

    @lukesleepwalker said:

    @craftycurate said:

    @Telstar5 said:
    @craftycurate : If SPA implemented that “on the beat” feature would you still use the BLEASS?

    Yes because they work so differently ... SPA is much more hands on and almost a step sequencer, under the hood kind of arpeggiator, whereas BLEASS does more for you, is more algorithmic, but offers quite a different set of tools, that I have use for them both.

    BLEASS surprises me more often but I can craft an arp more easily in SPA. Also, BLEASS has modulation which takes it to another level of experimentation, but that's just not how SPA works, and that's OK.

    I have struggled with BLEASS arp because it feels like I’m randomizing or flubbing my way through creating an arp every time I use it. Is there a way to set the notes or intervals per step in BLEASS arp? Otherwise it feels like a serendipity machine to me.

    BLEASS arp doesn’t offer the kind of step editing that SPA does, but similar results can be obtained e.g. for polyphonic arpeggiation where multiple notes from the input chord are playing simultaneously.

    In SPA, each row is a separate monophonic arpeggiator, so chords can be built up by entering steps on multiple rows. These can also have different loop lengths, leading to almost endless possibilities.

    In BLEASS there is a polyphony section which can do similar things to this. But overall they couldn’t be more different in how they work!

    “Serendipity machine” is quite a good description of BLEASS arp I think … but it can also be tamed. SPA is an arpeggiator enthusiast’s arpeggiator esp if you want to built it youself and fine tune the output.

    I love them both!

    This is helpful, thank you!

  • stimstim

    I've gone full circle with SPA. It was one of the first AuV3s I bought when I first got an ipad, many moons ago.

    Since then I've tried almost every other sequencer/arp, hoping to find the perfect fit for my workflow, but I recently came back to SPA and realised it already does everything I need. I didn't even know there was an update, I've just been enjoying all the features :D

    I am using multiple SPA instances in Drambo - all controlled from the master track - to drive 4 voices on my modular, turning it into a cohesive musical instrument on which I can jam endlessly. It's super cool.

    SPA is definitely a key component of my rig. Big props to the Dev for keeping it alive!

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