Simple Step Sequencer for Livid Code

Published on Nov 29, 2012 by lividTV

"This is a quick demo of a simple step sequencer for the Livid Code.
more info http://blog.lividinstruments.com/2012/11/30/darwins-code-step-sequencer-an-ev...

An update to Darwin Grosse's step sequencer as outlined in Part One of "Working with Hardware" http://cycling74.com/2012/01/04/working-with-hardware-livid-instruments'-...

This is the sort of 'most obvious' approach to making a step sequencer on the Code: thirty-two steps, with the knobs changing pitch on a pentatonic scale. Because it's so simple, it's ultra-fun, and similar to classic analog step sequencers.

In that analog spirit, this video uses Reason's SubTractor synth, with its Echo delay to make some really great sounds with the simple stepper."

via Peter Nyboer on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

Mixing with Propellerheads Reason and Livid Code Step Sequencers

Published on Nov 30, 2012 by lividTV
Further explorations of using a simple step sequencer build in Cycling74's Max with Reason's amazing sound toys. More information and downloads (including free step sequencer app) is available at http://blog.lividinstruments.com/2012/11/30/the-evolution-continues-code-and-...
All of the effects, synths and sequences are controlled with the Livid Code MIDI controller. An over the shoulder camera view lets you see that everything is done in realtime, and in the screen capture of Reason lets you see the parameters as they change. There's a better take of the music mix here http://bit.ly/SAc2fd"