Thursday, November 19, 2009
SequencomatV2: Lemur - Max - Ableton
YouTube via tonvibration
"The Sequencomat Version2 is a Midi-Sequencer for the Jazzmutant Lemur, done in Max5.
It is synched to your DAW by rewire (e.g. Ableton Live).
It contains 8 tracks with individual note/octave, speed, direction, step-range, startpoint, volume, notelength and a random function on the stepposition (not shown in this video)
For further information and to get this sequencer please contact me at http://www.music-interface.com"
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next year these will be all over the place with the new apple touch screens :-)
ReplyDeleteI can't wait for that! It's the number one thing on my want list. I'll probably get me the Archos 9 to hold me over until then. The tablet will revolutionize how we think and work with software. Software will be one step closer to hardware. I have an old Palm Pilot with Beat Pad from MiniMusic. It works as a great intuitive step sequencer and more importantly feels like hardware because interact with it directly, not with a mouse on a table. I hope Jazz Mutant will come out with their software when the hardware is finally out. They may have to.
ReplyDelete@vicmod: while I respect that wish, and share it, to some extent, you'll have to forgive me for giggling a bit on the inside:
ReplyDeletePeople have been saying the same thing for years now. In fact, ever since the Lemur came out. I think many decided that multi touch was "just around the corner" and decided to wait.
Meanwhile, Lemur users like myself have been using the equipment for years ;)
- just sayin'.