RARE BEATSEQR Arduino Sequencer

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"like new, BEATSEQR, USB Arduino powered TR x0x style drum synth sequencer.

for more information check out :

http://www.beatseqr.com/blog/"

White ones from the site pictured below.  Also see the Beatseqr label below.

Haptic Synapses and Antacid Crew playing a live set at Nexus Boing Boing Boing Boing!!

YouTube Uploaded by stevecooley on Mar 18, 2012

"Live, unrehearsed, improvised techno!"

Synth spotting & a MATRIXSYNT T sighting. :)

Update via haptic: "There are glimpses of synthseqr, the new sequencer project I'm working on, which is very fun to use with beatseqr."

ttp://www.facebook.com/pages/Antacid-Crew/268949855868
http://hapticsynapses.com/blog/

A look inside Beatseqr #1 & #2

YouTube Uploaded by stevecooley on Jul 22, 2011

"http://beatseqr.com Make your own beatseqr #1 clone in 1,000,000 easy steps! No, just kidding. Don't do that. Buy a new one instead. :)"

A look inside Beatseqr #2

Uploaded by stevecooley on Jul 22, 2011

"http://beatseqr.com Number two was an improvement over number one, but not by much. I just wanted to see if I could do it again, and Derek wanted to buy one, so... number two was born. Making it gave me the time to think about the future..."

doing more with beatseqr

YouTube Uploaded by stevecooley on Jun 22, 2011

"just jammin' out with a beatseqr and reason. come see more at http://beatseqr.com"

noka - Beatseqr Demo

YouTube Uploaded by nokapixel on Apr 16, 2011

"Here's a little song I made using the incredible Beatseqr and Ableton Live. http://beatseqr.com"

beatseqr demo by Mojo

Uploaded by djmojorisin on Apr 5, 2011

"Test driving the beatseqr MIDI step sequencer with Sonar X1. For more info, check out http://www.beatseqr.com"

Beatseqr v3 interface tour

Beatseqr v3 interface tour from stevecooley on Vimeo.

"this is a short tour of the hardware interface I've built for midi sequencing. It works along with the software I've written and the software written by Derek Scott of Dobox Recordings. It works with the music software you already have. check out more info here: beatseqr.com"

This video is actually a year old. I missed it in this beatseqr videos post.
Spotted on CDM who has a post up Arduino based sequencers and the Meeblip.

Handmade Music LA

via Bleep Labs

"Hey LA noise-makers! There will be a PicoPaso workshop this Saturday at Crash Space. Check out all the info here."

"It’s going to be on Saturday, February 26, 2011, after the last session of our Max/MSP workshop, and we’re going to be trying something new out as well… From 5pm-7pm, we’ll be having a kit build featuring the PicoPaso from BleepLabs. At 8pm, the (in)formal festivities will begin with some mingling and refreshments, followed by performances."

Beatsqr pic via Crash Space.

1 Beatseqr, 4 Tracks, and a Ton of Fun

YouTube via solarno72 | January 15, 2011 |
follow-up to this post
"This is my third video demonstrating Steve Cooley's handmade 16-step MIDI controller, the Beatseqr. In this video I am showing how you can use the Beatseqr to simultaneously send MIDI information to multiple tracks/instruments in Logic. Then, using a control surface I can toggle those different instruments on and off.

With the four programable patterns available in the Beatseqr this allows for potentially huge number of pattern/instrument combinations.

For more info on the Beatseqr project visit http://www.beatseqr.com"

Beatseqr Logic Demo

YouTube via solarno72 | January 10, 2011 |

"This is part one of my testing of Steve Cooley's awesome handbuilt Beatseqr 16-step sequencer and MIDI controller. In parts one and two I am using the Beatseqr to trigger sounds from the default Ultrabeat sound bank.

Part one looks at the basic functions of the Beatseqr. Part two shows how I have used it to lay down a 'live' drum sequence during a studio project.

For more info on the Beatseqr project visit http://www.beatseqr.com


Thanks Steve!"

Mudfoot pon de Beatseqr 808 Moogalicious

YouTube via jonathangolub | November 16, 2010

"Here's another vid of me jamming on the beatseqr with 808 samples on an Emu ESI-32, Moog Realistic MG-1 with a midi-CV converter, Roland Space Echo, Boss Digital Delay, Masterroom spring reverb. Making beats, having fun. It took about 10 minutes to create the sequences before I started, the rest is all live."

Using the Beatseqr with outboard MIDI hardware

YouTube via jonathangolub | November 09, 2010
http://www.beatseqr.com
"This is a video I made to demonstrate how the Beatseqr can be used to control outboard MIDI gear - in this case, an Emu ESI-32 sampler and a Moog with a Kenton MIDI-to-CV converter. I still haven't figured out how to assign the MIDI cc in the Beatseqr to a value like ModWheel, so this is still just a slice of what you can actually do. And I haven't modded or hacked anything either - this is an open source project, so I'm sure some of you could come up with some amazing stuff! I did use the 'chain' feature to create a 16-bar sequence, which was interesting. I also came up with an interesting workaround for basslines... I set 2 channels on the beatseqr to control the Moog, and then I programmed some notes on each channel, so I can control the note independently for each channel. About halfway through the video you can hear me changing the notes, 2 note bassline improv style. This thing is so fun. Doesn't it kind of look like "Thing" from the Addams Family is rocking beats?"

Beatseqr beat-tweaker inna dub garage stylee

YouTube via jonathangolub | October 26, 2010

"This is me playing around with Steve Cooley's amazing beatseqr hardware controller. I'm running it through a Macbook Pro, with Roxor and Steppa, the open-source software designed specifically for the hardware. The Macbook is sending MIDI out to an Emu ESI-32, and I'm also adding Space Echo, spring reverb and digital delay to individual tracks. I spent about 10 minutes beforehand programming the step sequencer, otherwise everything is live."

via @stevecooley

Beatseqr and reason 5 kong #1

YouTube via stevecooley | September 10, 2010

"A short demo of being able to use the midi cc toggles in reason 5 kong drum designer. Woooo yeah!"

beatseqr v33 kit assembly 1of2

YouTube via stevecooley | July 30, 2010

Update:

beatseqr v33 kit assembly part2of2

YouTube via stevecooley | August 01, 2010

Beatseqr serial number 8 final assembly demo run

stevecooley | July 27, 2010

"Just making sure everything tip top for delivery. It is."

beatseqr and steppa at Bay Area Maker Faire 2010

YouTube via stevecooley — May 25, 2010 — "Wow, we had an awesome time showing off our project to hundreds of people at the Bay Area Maker Faire 2010! Here's a short video showing some of the reactions we got when people put the headphones on and started making their own beats with beatseqr and steppa. Hope to see you in New York 2010!"

Beatseqr

Beatseqr v2 - demonstration 1

YouTube via boxbanga — August 23, 2009 — "This is a brief demonstration of how Beatseqr v2 works. Find out more about it at http://www.beatseqr.com."

Beatseqr v3 Overview


Beatseqr Demo by Qorser

"Qorser — March 09, 2010 — OSC hardware midi interface for your favorite music creation software."

beatseqr version 3 walkthrough with propellerhead reason's redrum

"stevecooley — December 17, 2009 — here's a demo of how you can use beatseqr with propellerhead reason's redrum. Although you can use beatseqr with any software synth or sampler that accepts midi. check out http://beatseqr.com for more info."

beatseqr version 3 walkthrough with propellerhead reason's redrum

YouTube via stevecooley. via Palm Sounds
"here's a demo of how you can use beatseqr with propellerhead reason's redrum. Although you can use beatseqr with any software synth or sampler that accepts midi. check out http://beatseqr.com for more info."