Catanya VST MIDI Arpeggiator Plugin Overview

YouTube Published on Apr 16, 2012 by 7AliensPromo

"Create your MIDI track fast & easy. Choose patterns or make your own.

http://www.7aliens.com/product-catanya.php"

This one reminds me of StepPolyArp on the iPad.
StepPolyArp - Midi Step Polyphonic Arpeggiator - Laurent Colson
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StepPolyArp v3.0 Update

iTunes: StepPolyArp - Midi Arpeggiator - Laurent Colson

What's New in Version 3.0
• Polyrhythm lines
• iOS 11 support
• Resizable Keyboard
• Keyboard is scrollable from the bottom area
• Presets available from "Files" application
• Full support of "Split View" and "Slide Over"
• Graphics and user interface improvements
• Option to retrig the position of a pattern when launching
• The scale can be saved with pattern
• Open presets created from version 1.x and 2.x
• Added a drum kit in the internal sounds
• Added new presets

Micronized

YouTube Uploaded by Subvertic on Jun 3, 2011

"Played live using KORG EMX for Drums and MIDI Master, Access Virus Snow for leads and effects, IPad2 running StepPolyArp MIDI to Alesis Micron for Bassline. FutureRetro Revolution for acid."

StepPolyArp - Midi Step Polyphonic Arpeggiator - Laurent Colson
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Primitive Waveshaper workout

YouTube Published on May 12, 2012 by pulplogic

"Using StepPolyArp to give the Primitive a workout in the backyard. Inputs a & b of Primitive fed from two monotron-Es driven by Step Poly Arp through a midi Implant. The primitive output is filtered by a Doepfer A-122."


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App Sound: Steinberg Nanologue "NanoFree"

Published on Dec 13, 2013 appsounds·32 videos

"Steinberg Nanologue, 24 Presets for free!
iOS Synth is played with the app StepPolyArp (midi arpeggiator) on iPad 3.

infos: http://www.app-sound.com"

iTunes: Nanologue - Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH | StepPolyArp - Midi Step Polyphonic Arpeggiator - Laurent Colson

Animoog Patches by lewissa

Animoog Test Patch - Horizontalist

Published on Oct 16, 2012 by lewissa

Watch in HD if possible!

Animoog Testing Patch - Intrepidation

Published on Oct 21, 2012 by lewissa

Animoog Test Patch - Secret Song

Published on Oct 21, 2012 by lewissa

Animoog and StepPolyArp HD

Published on Mar 16, 2012 by lewissa

iTunes:
Animoog - Moog Music Inc.
StepPolyArp - Midi Step Polyphonic Arpeggiator - Laurent Colson

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Miditribe unboxing/ install/ first play

YouTube Uploaded by FSK1138 on Nov 23, 2011

"Miditribe
unboxing/ install/ first play

tested with :

http://www.alesis.com/iodock
alesis iodock midi out with ipad running StepPolyArp
http://laurentcolson.com/steppolyarp.html

http://www.alesis.com/micron
alesis Micron midi out

!!please note you should turn off the unit before installing
the miditribe interface

please refer to the install VIDEO
http://youtu.be/9yISozPVz4g

the monotribe retains all of it's original functionality
drums = ch 10
synth = ch 1
responds to midi tempo sync /stop/start

Many thanks to Gabriel Rodrigues of Amazing Machines
for the fast delivery it was shipped from brazil and received in under 8 days

http://www.youtube.com/AmazingMachines
http://www.amazingmachines.com.br/"

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sivart

sivart from Peter Bajzek on Vimeo.

"Original composition performed with StepPolyArp iPad app driving a DSI Evolver. See my related blog post at unatta.net/​wordpress/​?p=129"

StepPolyArp - Midi Step Polyphonic Arpeggiator - Laurent Colson
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birdStepper Step-Sequenced Music Effects Processor for iPad

iTunes: birdStepper - birdSound L. L. C. - ****50% OFF THIS WEEK ONLY*****

birdStepperDemo

Published on Feb 11, 2014 birdSoundMusic·5 videos

"BirdStepper is a step-sequenced music effects processor for iPad. Here I'm using birdStepper as an Audiobus effect app, with StepPolyArp as input app and Loopy HD as output. This video showcases some of birdStepper's key features, including 7 independently sequenced effects, Midi Sync, and reordering of the effects."

iTunes: birdStepper - birdSound L. L. C.

"****50% OFF THIS WEEK ONLY*****

CHANGE YOUR SOUND

Tired of the same old sounds? Yeah, us too — so we created birdStepper for iPad. birdStepper provides you endless new musical possibilities by making time-synced effect automation fast and simple. Filter sweeps? Check. Dubstep wobbles? Ch-ch-ch-check. Complete annihilation of your sound? Better believe that’s a check.

Whether you’re a guitarist, singer, or synth player, you’ll be amazed at what you can create with birdStepper. birdStepper comes with 8 jaw-dropping effects that you can re-order and automate with a flick of your finger. Better to show than tell. [top video above]

birdStepper is compatible with Audiobus and can be synchronized to an external clock source via Core MIDI. Its simple yet powerful clock allows you to quickly change tempo, time signature, beat divisions and more.

birdStepper was designed with performing musicians in mind, so whether you’re on stage or in the studio, you can count on birdStepper’s sound and stability no matter what you throw at it.

Stop fiddling with the knobs on your pedals. It’s time to change your sound.

FEATURES:

Automatable effects:
Pitch Shift
Fuzz
Ambience
Delay
Wobble
Filter
Spectre
Chorus

Post-processing effects:
Noise gate
Compressor
Output volume

Audiobus compatible (Input + Filter slots)
MIDI clock sync
Flexible clock and tempo controls
Unlimited preset saving

Optimized for iPad 3 or later."

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iPad MIDI on the Cheap

If you have an iOS device and have been considering using it with MIDI there are currently four options.

1) There's MIDI via the Line 6 MIDI Mobilizer which requires apps that support MIDI through their SDK. Apps that do not support their SDK but support CoreMIDI will not work with it.

2) There's OSC to MIDI which requires that you have a device between the iPad and destination MIDI device that converts OSC messages to MIDI. Not all apps support this. For apps that do, this is fine if you want to control things on your computer with your iPad over wireless, but not so good if you want to control external hardware synths, unless of course, you are fine with using your computer as a MIDI dongle. The Missing Link is an option for direct wireless OSC to MIDI, bypassing the computer all together.

3) There is MIDI Wifi via DSMidiWifi or a Network Session to your computer. Again, this is great if you want to use your computer, but not good if you want to go direct iPad to hardware.

4) Finally, and probably most importantly for us gear heads, there is CoreMIDI which is becoming the standard for most apps. You can go wifi with a computer as your MIDI device, or for use without a PC you need two things, one you need the USB Camera Connection Kit from Apple (if you pick up a used one, make sure it comes with the USB attachment/dongle and not just the SD card attachment), and two, you need a class compliant MIDI device that will support what you plan to use it for. For example you can use the KORG NanoKeys for MIDI IN to the iPad, but obviously not for MIDI OUT of the iPad. See http://iosmidi.com/devices/ for a list of devices and what they support.

As I already have the Line 6 MIDI Mobilizer and The Missing Link, I didn't want to spend too much for CoreMIDI, so I decided to go cheap and picked up the HDI MIDI Cable from Amazonfor $5 plus shipping for a total of $10.14. It works for me but some people are reporting various issues with it.

I hooked it up and it was instantly recognized by apps that support CoreMIDI. It uses the thin USB computer type cable as you can see. I wasn't sure if I would like it, but I do. For some reason, it feels thinner, lighter, and more flexible than some of the thicker MIDI cables I have. I should note the Line 6 MIDI mobilizer has even thinner, and flexible cables as well. Thinner is better with the iPad as the point is to be as unobstructed as possible. Length was also a concern for me and the cable is great at about six feet long. Again being light and thin is good and the device takes a very small profile compared to some other class compliant MIDI devices. One thing I did notice was when I accidentally nudged the Camera Connection Kit (the white square you see the HDI MIDI Cable connected to) and lost the connection, I had to completely remove it and re-seat it to get the app to pick it up again - the Camera Connection Kit that is, not the USB cable. The USB cable sits snug in the CCK. The only reason I mention this is to remember to keep the CCK snug if you are performing or recording! Another reason I have my fingers crossed for a wireless CoreMIDI device.

In short, if you are thinking of picking up or using your iPad with other hardware and/or software, research the apps you are interested in and make sure to note the method of connection they support. Most apps have a support site where you can also find out what they plan to support in the future. Check the http://iosmidi.com/devices/ list for supported hardware and those that are not supported. For example, older Midisport Uno USB devices with the solid blue enclosure will not work with CoreMIDI, while the new M-Audio Uno USB with the clear case will.

Apps pictured:
StepPolyArp - Midi Step Polyphonic Arpeggiator - Laurent Colson - great polyphonic sequencer and arpeggiator with some nice features. See the link for details on iTunes. Hooking it up with the KORG MicroKORG pictured or any synth for that matter is tons of fun. An interesting and obvious side note is you can use the iPad as a controller for your desktop synths that don't have keys. Setting up a small portable workspace with the iPad as your MIDI controller really can work. No you don't have full size keys but even setting up a mini keyboard in TouchOSC works surprisingly well.

Domestic Cat MIDI Touch - like TouchOSC but also supports Sysex and NRPN.

Not pictured but an alternative MIDI editor for the Line 6 MIDI Mobilizer is S1MIDI Trigger.

And some relevant links:
HDI MIDI Cable from Amazon
iPads on eBay
iPod Touch on eBay
Line 6 MIDI Mobilizer on eBay
Camera Connection Kit on Amazon
Camera Connection Kits on eBay - note some of these are big and 3rd party devices. I picked mine up from the local Mac store as I didn't want to wait.
Line 6 MIDI Mobilizer on eBay

Impression #1 // 0-Coast

Published on Dec 15, 2019 Stefano Mattia

"Here is a song I composed on my flight back to Amsterdam last Friday. I made a few sequences with StepPolyArp on my iPad, then, back at home, I transferred them to Logic, hooked my 0-Coast up, and looked for a few interesting patches to fill the parts.

I like how the whole thing almost sounds like an acoustic ensemble.

Hope you like it!"

Acoustically it reminds me of a clarinet.

POLYSTEPARP.MOV

YouTube via evercycling | October 18, 2010

"First try using ipad running "Step Poly Arp" thru Wifi Midi and a Virus TI polar with no processing."


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Stefano Mattia Sequences

Published on Dec 6, 2019 Stefano Mattia

Spotted #5 on discchord. Decided to make a playlist with the 6 to date. There's some SH-01a in here as well. If you are seeing this post off the homepage you might want to expand the post (click the "Click More" more link below) for the descriptions and patch notes before starting the player.

Playlist:

1. Sequence #1 // 0-Coast, Specular Tempus, Fugue Machine

I came up with this nice patch while jamming with my 0-Coast and decided to record a little sequence with it. I'm feeding midi data from Fugue Machine and Rozeta Arpeggio on my iPad, and recording the audio from the 0-Coast, through the Specular Tempus, directly in AUM. There is an additional delay send effect on the track.

Patch notes

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BeatMakerTV: Wired Midi Sync 2 iPad (s) Line 6 M-Audio CoreMidi DEMO

YouTube Uploaded by BeatMakerTV on Apr 22, 2011

"Please Read:
Wired Midi Sync 2 iPads with Line 6 Midi Mobilizer and M-Audio UNO via CoreMidi.
Connected Using Female to Female Midi Coupler
Apps Used: NLog Midi Synth Pro, Step Poly Arp
Using The MOOG Filtatron App on the iPhone 3GS to Alter The Sound.
The Possibilities are Endless. Use your Imagination."

tempo rubato - NLog on itunes
StepPolyArp - Midi Step Polyphonic Arpeggiator - Laurent Colson
Moog Music Inc. - iTunes
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iPod Touch on eBay
Line 6 MIDI Mobilizer on eBay

Step Poly Arp for iPad

Published on May 21, 2013 thesoundtestroom·114 videos

"For more info and videos go to www.iosmars.com
Your complete resource for iOS musicians"

iTunes:
StepPolyArp - Midi Step Polyphonic Arpeggiator - Laurent Colson
iOS Devices on eBay - Daily Tech Deals

step poly arp

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YouTube Published on Jul 1, 2012 by sewa01

"This is a quick demo of an iPad app 'step poly arp'. It sends midi via wifi to a DAW running Logic. The sound is generated by Arturia's Jupiter 8V. The combination isn't quite stable yet, even with an 'ad hoc' connection between the iPad and Mac. I haven't yet figured why...still, the app looks very promising."

iTunes:
StepPolyArp - Midi Step Polyphonic Arpeggiator - Laurent Colson
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Endorphin.es - Cockpit ✈ overview

Published on Jan 30, 2017 TheEndorphines

"Endorphin.es - Cockpit

- 6 HP width, up to 1 1/2“ in depth – super slim and SHUTTLE friendly
- 4 stereo channel performance mixer – the missing link to the 84 HP SHUTTLE system
- connect your desktop synthesizers/iPad/drum machine/mp3 player to be mixed altogether with the rest of your modular gear
- two channels of send and return to use Apple™ iOS™ devices as an FX processor (using 4 pin TRRS cable)
- on-board compressor with external sidechain control to add proper dynamics or ducking to your mix
- stereo output for speakerphones or headphones with enough current to drive a wide range of headphones
iOS apps used in the video: noii.se Flux:FX for iPhone and iPad, Olympia Noise Co. Patterning, StepPolyArp (by Laurent Colson)
Music sketches by Principal Uno."

Doepfer Dark Energy Glide with iPad

YouTube Uploaded by canecreek00 on Jan 23, 2012

"Show casing the glide modification on Doepfer Dark Energy which i installed on a previous video"


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STEP POLY ARP test on Apple iPad

STEP POLY ARP test on Apple iPad from Luis Duran on Vimeo.

"First try using ipad running "Step Poly Arp" thru Wifi Midi and a Virus TI polar with no processing."


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Moog SUB PHATTY Explorations 2

Published on Sep 7, 2015 matrixsynth

Set to HD for best quality.

http://www.moogmusic.com/products/phattys/sub-phatty

This video is a bit long for what it is, but there are some sweat spots so I went ahead and uploaded it. The SUB PHATTY is being sequenced by StepPolyArp on an original iPad. One sequence throughout. Dry signal up to 1:42 and then liberal effects - mainly reverb & phaser. As always, just tweaking and exploring sound. Think of these more like enjoying flavors of sound rather than compositions of music. A bit like sonic wine tasting! :) Remember to set it to HD otherwise your will be denying your sonic palate!

Follow-up to Moog SUB PHATTY Explorations 1.