MIDIbox SEQ V3 Teaser III

[TK.]

I'm nearly through the whishlist and recorded a video again to show

the progress. This video is a Thank you to Stryd_one for typing in

all the scales! :)

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Following features are demonstrated:

• 0:00  Chord Mode 2 with Force-to-Scale (played by a MicroQ)
  
• 0:13  Solo off, tracks are playing additional Drums and Bass.
        Both are provided by Reaktor, the drums from an modificated "Massive Environment", which can listen to MIDI, and the bass from the Tritium synth, made by Stephan V. (-> User Library)
  
• 0:20  Internal loopback, track 1 feeds the Transposer, which is normaly played by an external keyboard. It feeds the base note of the "Force-to-Scale" function as well.
  
• 0:28  Switching between different patterns during live playing
  
• 0:39  MIDIbox SID plays an additional synth line
  
• 0:48  Track Direction Progression Parameter (at the end: 5 forward, 3 back)
  
• 1:02  MIDIbox SID solo
  
• 1:13  Snare is added (wasn't planned, but at the end I think it was ok)
        Selected steps of the snare are triggered randomly
  
• 1:23  Internal loopback from a second line, where 16 given base notes + octave transposes are selected randomly
  
• 1:32  Some of the MIDIbox SID steps get a glide
  
• 1:46  Step by step some tracks are added again (mutes deactived)
  
• 2:06  Bass goes solo
  
• 2:15  Some notes are added to the bass line - thanks to force-to-scale (the "Dim Whole" scale is selected here), it always matches, regardless in which direction the encoders are tweaked
  
• 2:44  MIDIbox SID, later the bass and the tranposer line are going solo
  
• 3:01  solo gets deactivated, all unmuted tracks can be heart
  
• 3:09  thats all :)
  

Here the same recording again as MP3: http://www.midibox.org/midibox_seq/mbseq_v3_demo3.mp3

Best Regards, Thorsten.

[stryd_one]

Ohhh that is so freaking bad ass TK!!!!!!!! You're a wizard! Really impressive work, you should be proud.

Ladies and gentlemen, behold: the most powerful hardware MIDI sequencer on the face of the planet.

Now I'm going to watch it a few hundred times before I finish off those scale tables  ;D

PS: Sorry I've taken so long with those, I accidentally threw my 'to-do list' in the bin, now I keep forgetting things! :(

[stryd_one]

Seriously I can't wipe the smile off my face :)

My girl is dancing around the living room too :D

The force to scale is awesome and that feedback feature is even better in action than I had imagined!

Edit: I wonder.... Would it be possible to include a feature where CC's are mapped to names corresponding to internal parameters? It would be great when using the internal feedback feature, because I wouldn't need to consult the CC implementation charts. I feel rude, asking for more, but it would be handy ;)

[TK.]

Providing CC names shouldn't be a big problem :)

Best Regards, Thorsten.

[stryd_one]

*pumps his fist in the air*

Thanks TK!

[moogah]

Geez.

I'm beginning to feel like I should stuff a polysynth in the same box with my 808 just to do this sequencer justice..

Awesome work TK!