Any chance you would consider making the Drum Sequencer version of this? In other words, multiple step/gate lanes to drive drum machines? 8 lanes minimum. For whatever reason, no one makes a standalone MIDI Drum Sequencer as capable, not that I can find. It really sucks.
I purchased and am enjoying this sequencer. However, I couldn't find anywhere else to leave feedback, so I wanted to provide some suggestions here. First, please add a feature that shows the value of a parameter when you hover over it. For example, if you hover over the first lane's pitch "bar", it would show you the pitch value (e.g. "C2", etc.). Right now (version 1.5.6), if you want to know what the value is, you have to click and hold over the bar. But doing this changes the parameter unless you are absolutely perfect in where you click, which is almost impossible. Second, please provide an option to export the MIDI sequence of varying lengths (16, 32, 64, or 128 steps, etc.) for each pattern, rather than to simply record in the DAW live. Thank you.
Any chance you would consider making the Drum Sequencer version of this? In other words, multiple step/gate lanes to drive drum machines? 8 lanes minimum.
For whatever reason, no one makes a standalone MIDI Drum Sequencer as capable, not that I can find. It really sucks.
Dragging out midi adds an extra bar and note that has to be deleted. Please fix.
I purchased and am enjoying this sequencer. However, I couldn't find anywhere else to leave feedback, so I wanted to provide some suggestions here. First, please add a feature that shows the value of a parameter when you hover over it. For example, if you hover over the first lane's pitch "bar", it would show you the pitch value (e.g. "C2", etc.). Right now (version 1.5.6), if you want to know what the value is, you have to click and hold over the bar. But doing this changes the parameter unless you are absolutely perfect in where you click, which is almost impossible. Second, please provide an option to export the MIDI sequence of varying lengths (16, 32, 64, or 128 steps, etc.) for each pattern, rather than to simply record in the DAW live. Thank you.