via Keybudapp (App Store link)
"Welcome to Kebarp, the super quick arpeggiator app. Simply drag your finger to draw notes on the customizable grid in no time.
The numbers on the grid represent the notes in the scale. 1 is the root note, 2 is the second note, -2 is the note before, and so on.
On the control strip, adjust the minimum and maximum octaves, set the step count, and fine-tune the sequencer speed.
Easily adjust gate, velocity, their variety, and swing settings directly from the control strip.
Create patterns quickly
Quickly place notes on the responsive grid by dragging your finger. Tap a note on the grid to remove it or introduce a rest.
Notes are locked into a scale. Press the scale button on the control strip to choose a new scale quickly.
You can also use the BrainBud app for changing the scale as well.
Remember to connect a MIDI keyboard or sequencer to Kebarp as a source.
When you send a MIDI note to Kebarp, it will play the arpeggio based on that note, following the pattern you've drawn on the grid.
Chain patterns back to back
Kebarp includes a super useful feature called pattern chaining, which you can activate in the settings menu.
When activated, Kebarp will automatically advance to the next pattern, enabling you to create evolving patterns effortlessly with this feature.
The retrigger option resets the sequencer when you play a new note on your MIDI keyboard. If you prefer not to reset the sequencer, you can deactivate the retrigger option in the settings menu.
Take advantage of the AUv3 Plugin
Kebarp app operates both as a standalone application and as an AUv3 MIDI Plugin.
You can create AU presets and use AU parameters of the AUv3 plugin.
You can control the patterns, fill generation and all other parameters with AU parameters.
You can also modulate the parameters or change the patterns with PatternBud."
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