Step sequencing software?
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Step sequencing software?
Hi Everyone,
I'm interested in getting into some old-school step sequencing with my LP. But I'd rather not invest in hardware, because of space and because I'll probably only do it occasionally. And I don't want to use the sequencer that's built into my Korg, or Cubase, because what attracts me is the simplicity of step sequencers.
So, does anyone make software emulations of step sequencers? Something that would be free-standing (not a plug-in if possible), and has an interface that invites real-time tweaking, and I guess outputs MIDI note values and CC numbers to drive pitch and other parameters. Does it exist? Thanks...
I'm interested in getting into some old-school step sequencing with my LP. But I'd rather not invest in hardware, because of space and because I'll probably only do it occasionally. And I don't want to use the sequencer that's built into my Korg, or Cubase, because what attracts me is the simplicity of step sequencers.
So, does anyone make software emulations of step sequencers? Something that would be free-standing (not a plug-in if possible), and has an interface that invites real-time tweaking, and I guess outputs MIDI note values and CC numbers to drive pitch and other parameters. Does it exist? Thanks...
Download the Numerology demo. www.five12.com
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I'm not familiar with one, but that doesn't mean that it doesn't exist.narrowcaster wrote:That looks perfect
But I should have also said that I run Windows XP
Is there something for that OS, or am I pooched?
Numerology is a great piece of software. I used it a lot for a film I worked on recently. Controlling the Little Phatty, generating audio to be processed with my Moogerfoogers, or generating sequenced CVs by sending audio into the Envelope Follower on my Low Pass Filter.
Bryan
vst - pc - xp
i use SonicBytes ERA Sequencer
or Numerikart Stepazoid
werx gr8
Cheers :)
DL
or Numerikart Stepazoid
werx gr8
Cheers :)
DL
You should also try Bankstep v2.1, it's like the old school modulars. Somewhat tricky to operate if you arent into that sort of stuff, but there is an extensive pdf. manuaul you can download. It's been really stable on my laptop as of yet! I think I got it from http://www.vstplanet.com
Boxes full o' wires, n stuff n stuff...
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Speaking of VST, what kind of freeware host would you suggest a newbie to use? The "Step Machine v.0.901" looks interesting too!gtivr6fan wrote:You should also try Bankstep v2.1, it's like the old school modulars. Somewhat tricky to operate if you arent into that sort of stuff, but there is an extensive pdf. manuaul you can download. It's been really stable on my laptop as of yet! I think I got it from http://www.vstplanet.com
If anyone here could explain to a total newbie on VST's and midi sequencers the way of making this softwares work on a PC i would be really grateful... thanks in advance.
Rigth now i use my LP only played by myself but i really want to learn to sequence it and expand my sonic possibilities..
Rigth now i use my LP only played by myself but i really want to learn to sequence it and expand my sonic possibilities..
..::PATOBRUJO::..
This one is gonna blow it all away for PC, i cant wait
http://www.sugar-bytes.com/content/prod ... hp?lang=en
http://www.sugar-bytes.com/content/prod ... hp?lang=en
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Which "softwares" are you referring?patobrujo wrote:If anyone here could explain to a total newbie on VST's and midi sequencers the way of making this softwares work on a PC i would be really grateful... thanks in advance.
Rigth now i use my LP only played by myself but i really want to learn to sequence it and expand my sonic possibilities..
Boxes full o' wires, n stuff n stuff...
There is a standalone called the "Chainer", it is a standalone vst host. Great for live applications, and layering if your PC has enough juice.MichaelPeterTrowbridge wrote:Speaking of VST, what kind of freeware host would you suggest a newbie to use? The "Step Machine v.0.901" looks interesting too!
Boxes full o' wires, n stuff n stuff...
Wow, thanks for the heads up on that one.///OSS wrote:This one is gonna blow it all away for PC, i cant wait
http://www.sugar-bytes.com/content/prod ... hp?lang=en
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I'm referring to the sequncers suggested in this tread... i already download them but don't know what the next step is. If you like you can PM me so we don't hijack the tread, but i feel the explanations may be useful for someone else here... thanxgtivr6fan wrote:Which "softwares" are you referring?patobrujo wrote:If anyone here could explain to a total newbie on VST's and midi sequencers the way of making this softwares work on a PC i would be really grateful... thanks in advance.
Rigth now i use my LP only played by myself but i really want to learn to sequence it and expand my sonic possibilities..
..::PATOBRUJO::..
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