Arpeggiator template in works
Posted: 17 Dec 2012 03:58
Hi guys!
This is a note generator module that can produce arpeggio like sequences and more.
The sequences can be morphed in real time with the controls.
It has been in progress since spring 2012 and was going to be a part of other templates but removed due to timing issues.
Recently began to work on it again:
Here's a quick demo video:
http://vimeo.com/55746708
It is not quite ready for release but I've been looking at only code and note numbers all week while rewriting and debugging...
so it was fun to actually hear the template play a synthesizer.
messy debug screenshot, not the final screen but a work pad to develop ideas. Some controls will be removed because they are meant to be in a different template.
Features:
Multiple independent note gen units, each can output to different MIDI channels/Lemur targets.
Note gens can also be linked to one another, so when one note gen completes its sequence the next is played.
Since each unit can be configured with sequence length, key, chord/note length and interval this opens up some interesting possibilities.
The sequence can be triggered using Lemur on-screen pads, MIDI input, and maybe LFOs.
-Jay
This is a note generator module that can produce arpeggio like sequences and more.
The sequences can be morphed in real time with the controls.
It has been in progress since spring 2012 and was going to be a part of other templates but removed due to timing issues.
Recently began to work on it again:
Here's a quick demo video:
http://vimeo.com/55746708
It is not quite ready for release but I've been looking at only code and note numbers all week while rewriting and debugging...
so it was fun to actually hear the template play a synthesizer.
messy debug screenshot, not the final screen but a work pad to develop ideas. Some controls will be removed because they are meant to be in a different template.
Features:
Multiple independent note gen units, each can output to different MIDI channels/Lemur targets.
Note gens can also be linked to one another, so when one note gen completes its sequence the next is played.
Since each unit can be configured with sequence length, key, chord/note length and interval this opens up some interesting possibilities.
The sequence can be triggered using Lemur on-screen pads, MIDI input, and maybe LFOs.
-Jay