B-Step Sequencer 2 Trial
IMPORTANT: You will need external MIDI hardware like a synthesizer or any other USB MIDI device to use B-Step Sequencer for Android!
A bunch of features like Scales, Chord based step programming, Sequencer Ratcheting, Shuffle, Drag'n'Drop, MIDI learn and many more makes B-Step to an unique sequencer for improvisation and live use.
You can control up to 4 synthesizers independent via USB MID
- also in from the background!A real step sequencer for your Android tablet
- your synthesizers will love B-Step.
MIDI:
- USB MIDI Devices
Features:
- Revolutionary Sequencer Ratcheting.
- Shuffle/Swing.
- Monophon and Polyphon playback modes.
- Random chords from scales (12 scales included).
- 5x6 chords per project.
- Clean and simple user interface.
- Advanced Drag'n'Drop.
- Pattern snapshots.
- Pattern auto chaining or define sequences manual.
- Runs in background.
- Advanced pattern and sequence playback features.
- Pattern reverse playback.
- Measurements by default 4/4th (possible from 1/16th to much more than 4/4th).
- Step probability.
- Send Control and Program Changes at each step.
- Rubber tool.
- Embedded manual shortcuts.
- Runs in background.
Controller Features:
- Native Novation Launchpad support.
- Advanced MIDI learn.
- Sends feedback to your MIDI controllers.
Data Handling:
- Auto restore of your MIDI connections.
- Auto save and load of your last session (project, controllers, settings).
- In
- and export of your projects, pattern snapshots, MIDI controller maps and chord sets.
Specification:
- 16th step resolution (with micro timing up to 1/96th).
- 4 tracks (separable in up to 4x4 tracks).
- 16 pattern.
- Up to 4 independent sequencers in one.
- MIDI Clock master (up to 400 BPM) or slave.
- 5x MIDI out to control up to 5 hard
- or software synthesizers (4x independent).
- 1x MIDI in for sync to another master.
- MIDI thru.
- MIDI clock/sync thru.
- 1x In and Out to connect your MIDI controller (feedback supported).
- 2x In and Out to connect your Novation Launchpad(s).
A bunch of features like Scales, Chord based step programming, Sequencer Ratcheting, Shuffle, Drag'n'Drop, MIDI learn and many more makes B-Step to an unique sequencer for improvisation and live use.
You can control up to 4 synthesizers independent via USB MID
- also in from the background!A real step sequencer for your Android tablet
- your synthesizers will love B-Step.
MIDI:
- USB MIDI Devices
Features:
- Revolutionary Sequencer Ratcheting.
- Shuffle/Swing.
- Monophon and Polyphon playback modes.
- Random chords from scales (12 scales included).
- 5x6 chords per project.
- Clean and simple user interface.
- Advanced Drag'n'Drop.
- Pattern snapshots.
- Pattern auto chaining or define sequences manual.
- Runs in background.
- Advanced pattern and sequence playback features.
- Pattern reverse playback.
- Measurements by default 4/4th (possible from 1/16th to much more than 4/4th).
- Step probability.
- Send Control and Program Changes at each step.
- Rubber tool.
- Embedded manual shortcuts.
- Runs in background.
Controller Features:
- Native Novation Launchpad support.
- Advanced MIDI learn.
- Sends feedback to your MIDI controllers.
Data Handling:
- Auto restore of your MIDI connections.
- Auto save and load of your last session (project, controllers, settings).
- In
- and export of your projects, pattern snapshots, MIDI controller maps and chord sets.
Specification:
- 16th step resolution (with micro timing up to 1/96th).
- 4 tracks (separable in up to 4x4 tracks).
- 16 pattern.
- Up to 4 independent sequencers in one.
- MIDI Clock master (up to 400 BPM) or slave.
- 5x MIDI out to control up to 5 hard
- or software synthesizers (4x independent).
- 1x MIDI in for sync to another master.
- MIDI thru.
- MIDI clock/sync thru.
- 1x In and Out to connect your MIDI controller (feedback supported).
- 2x In and Out to connect your Novation Launchpad(s).
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