I'm a huge fan of Native Instruments' FM8 instrument, and a big part of that is the arp / step sequencer built into it. I find it very easy to program interesting sequences and tweak them to fit nicely within a track. I'd like to find a Max for Live device with a similar workflow, so that I could send sequences out to my hardware instruments with a better workflow than I have now.
Any suggestions? I included a link to a screenshot from FM8 to give an idea of the interface I like. Any help would be much appreciated.
http://i1.ytimg.com/vi/7TU0iuDBPsA/maxresdefault.jpg
Step Sequencer Similar to NI FM8?
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Re: Step Sequencer Similar to NI FM8?
well, I am the developpeur of : http://www.maxforlive.com/library/devic ... l-drum-box
Are you looking to something similar? in terms of sequences I mean?
I am interested by your sequencer FM8, I am going to have a look at it better and see if I could build a similar one...
Are you looking to something similar? in terms of sequences I mean?
I am interested by your sequencer FM8, I am going to have a look at it better and see if I could build a similar one...
Re: Step Sequencer Similar to NI FM8?
Isn't that more like an arpeggiator than a sequencer?
and chupachups; at any rate the one in fm8 is a melodic seq/arp, not a drum sequencer. And it's highly abstracted, and not in fact x0x, if you look closely.
and chupachups; at any rate the one in fm8 is a melodic seq/arp, not a drum sequencer. And it's highly abstracted, and not in fact x0x, if you look closely.
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Re: Step Sequencer Similar to NI FM8?
yeap you are right
Re: Step Sequencer Similar to NI FM8?
Maybe I'm not that experienced with them, but to me it's a pretty well featured sequencer. Note length, swing, accent, tie, etc. I just really like its workflow.Machinate wrote:Isn't that more like an arpeggiator than a sequencer?
and chupachups; at any rate the one in fm8 is a melodic seq/arp, not a drum sequencer. And it's highly abstracted, and not in fact x0x, if you look closely.
I've been messing around with the Mono Sequencer and the Step Sequencer, and I like their features but I just find it harder to come up with parts that I enjoy using them. Any ideas?