StepPolyArp for iPad controlling an Oberheim FVS

[@VJFranzK]

ahead of me by 4 hours ;-) Nice demo, and crystaline synth leads. I can tell, this App has some great potential

[@dcecavac]

i did a similar thing with my Juno 60 the other day! this is so fun! nice video man! :)

[@magenticka]

Awesome. Have you done any timing tests? Wondering if it's tight. Where you disappeared to bro?

[@deanc2000]

How is this an arpeggiator? All I see is you inputting notes on a sequencer. We already have sequencers for inputting notes to.

[@Booger6995]

@Booger6995 Here tis the definition. "In music, an arpeggio (plural arpeggi or arpeggios) is a musical technique where notes in a chord are played or sung in sequence, one after the other, rather than ringing out simultaneously. Doesn't specify anything other than playing note from chords in sequence. So......

[@SecretMusicUK]

@magenticka too bad, because everything else about it is well thought out and this could be quite a amazing product if it was actually steady.

[@Booger6995]

@deanc2000 The ability to play it with the keyboard below makes it like most any arpeggiator with the advantage of easier note selection. Notice you can change the whole sequence scaling with the keys at bottom. Most sequencers will allow this too. So what is the actual definition of an arpeggiator anyway? I've always wondered. Looking it up. Will be back.

[@magenticka]

@SecretMusicUK Yep, agreed, I tested it myself - it's fun to play with, but it's literally a toy - I couldn't use this for serious recording.

[@SecretMusicUK]

@magenticka it's far from tight. Unfortunately. For someone like me, it makes it completely unuseable, and a waste of money. That is the FIRST thing a sequencer should focus on.

[@soopahsoopah]

Can you expound on that? I thought Juno 60 did not have MIDI