Tutorial: Using the Step Sequencer in modstep

[@zentriceggofficial]

i'm loving the design of this app. I might buy.

[@slipperysalmon]

Me too

[@captn_hanky]

Did you buy?

[@pangea2003]

Hi Jakob Haq, great tutorial! However, could you please show us how to open the track templates window ( 1'.52")? how can we set up the specific CC's on the x and y slots? finally, is it possible to choose different step lengths per track on the sequencer? Unfortunately, there's no manual for this app.. so please help! Cheers

[@darlakein]

Sooooooo powerful...I was a big fan of Sequencomat until I see that ! Great great job guys !

[@marquezvanroeschen5340]

Thank you for this masterpiece! Lifechanger!!!!

[@jantuitman]

Sooo... is this a step sequencer at all? I don’t seem to be able to enter notes. Juist move notes on the top part of the screen, or record. But what if i want to enter step by step (i thought that was the definition of step sequencing)? Entering a pad on the keyboard doesn’t seem to do anything.

[@LeonTrimble]

Yes! I was waiting for this. So it's a chord sequencer too? That is so cool. I find the length value to be very difficult to work with. For instance if I want to set them all to the same quantised length for instance. Or reset the length without deleting my note.

[@petervautier7084]

This is too fast. I'm trying to follow but I'm not getting any sound. Could we just have a tutorial where we do one simple step - eg "let's connect a synth - any ios synth - and play a simple pattern. How to connect the midi, how to get a sound out of it. When we have done that, let's make a simple drum loop from something else and get that working... and so on....?

[@MrJixies]

INCREDIBLE!!!!!

[@yuhaozi]

Very good app

[@trybangla8318]

very good this apps , i like it ........

[@wul01]

The part at 4:12 where you move a note in the step sequencer, which then moves multiple notes/ chords in the piano roll according to the scale selected. It doesn't follow any scale or logic. Eg if you have a c maj in the piano roll and you have c maj scale selected, and then move up 1 step in the step sequencer , you would expect the 3 notes in the piano roll to be moved up to form a d min chord .... No it don't

[@johndeggendorf7826]

Thanks, Jacob. This looks like old school MIDI...on steroids. Maybe I won't sell all my old hardware synths just yet...my wife is going to be pissed!...and it's your fault! Got a spare room???

[@thedancingalien7766]

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