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Looks very interesting. Will definitely be giving this a go - I'm always

interested in more interesting ways to sequence things live.
Cheers,

J
On Mon, Feb 6, 2012 at 3:56 PM, Rafa=C5=82 Cie=C5=9Blak wrote:
> Hello everyone,

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>

> I have released a new version of harmonySEQ.

> For those of you who haven't yet heard about it: long story short it's

> a live loop-based MIDI sequencer, that manages a set of independent

> sequencers - keeping them synchronized - and can be particularly

> helpful at performances, as it reacts on user-defined triggers and

> can, for example, switch the base chord  of a whole composition or

> substitute one pattern with another on-the-go, with a single keypress

> (be it a computer keyboard or an external MIDI controller). If you are

> interested in the full list of features, visit

> http://harmonyseq.wordpress.com/

>

> This release brings some ground-breaking changes. Not only there is a

> fully-featured piano-roll interface, but this version also welcomes a

> full support for complex polyrhythms, and a brand-new type of internal

> sequencers - control sequencers that output MIDI control events and

> allow to easily synchronize synthesizer's parameters with the melody.

> More information on the release can be found at

> http://harmonyseq.wordpress.com/2012/02/04/harmonyseq-0-16-released/

>

> I'm pretty sure some of you may find harmonySEQ useful. I hope you'll lik=

e

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> it!

>

> Regards,

> Rafa=C5=82 Cie=C5=9Blak

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Rafa=C5=82 Cie=C5=9Blak <rafalcieslak256@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello everyone,
I have released a new version of harmonySEQ.

For those of you who haven't yet heard about it: long story short it&#3=

9;s

a live loop-based MIDI sequencer, that manages a set of independent

sequencers - keeping them synchronized - and can be particularly

helpful at performances, as it reacts on user-defined triggers and

can, for example, switch the base chord =C2=A0of a whole composition or

substitute one pattern with another on-the-go, with a single keypress

(be it a computer keyboard or an external MIDI controller). If you are

interested in the full list of features, visit

http://harmo=

nyseq.wordpress.com/
This release brings some ground-breaking changes. Not only there is a

fully-featured piano-roll interface, but this version also welcomes a

full support for complex polyrhythms, and a brand-new type of internal

sequencers - control sequencers that output MIDI control events and

allow to easily synchronize synthesizer's parameters with the melody.

More information on the release can be found at

http://harmonyseq.wordpress.com/2012/02/04/harmonys=

eq-0-16-released/
I'm pretty sure some of you may find harmonySEQ useful. I hope you'=

ll like it!
Regards,

Rafa=C5=82 Cie=C5=9Blak

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