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Step Sequencer 2 more than 1 pattern

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topaz
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Great sequencer.Β  would be cool to have multiple patterns to switch thru. chain mode would be the icing πŸ˜‰Β 



   
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Nice idea. You can kind of work around this by hosting Unify (VST3) in combobox on a MIDI layer.. then you create multiple step sequencers and make sure MIDI out is enabled on each MIDI layer in the hosted instance. Use a macro control with cc control to select which midi layer in the combo-box hosted instance is enabled.. thus..step sequence switching.


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@wavesequencerΒ 
I don't follow the steps needed to do what you post above and I have a hard time understanding what the screenshot is showing.

It would be nice if John could show this on a live stream topic so i can understand the steps involved.



   
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(@tripleb)
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Agreed! This would be a nice feature. The workaround is a bit complex.



   
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I think even John might find the work-around a bit confusing - so if it's not obvious to you, then maybe best to avoid πŸ™‚

Another way of doing this would be by using notemate (built in plugin - on a MIDI layer) tab switching to enable/disable different instrument layers - each layer could have a different instance of the stepsequncer in the MIDI slot, and the instrument plugin slot could be running a hosted Unify instance - where you can load any complex/multi-layer patch.

There are a ton of feature requests, and other things to work on too - so we'll add this on our nice to have list.

The built in sequencer was never meant to be an all inclusive feature laden tool, just a simple way to get a quick sequence going.
The wonderful thing about Unify2 is that you can use other MIDI plugins - so you might want to look into things like Stepic or see what you can do with the included/bundled BlueArp.


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