Just bought Tattoo as part of the Easter sale, and I'm in love with it's sequencer
I'm wondering if there are other VST based sequencers around with similar or more extensive features. I particularly like the randomisation features.
Suggestions would be great, thanks.
Sequencers like AD Tattoo
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 455 posts since 31 May, 2013 from Space is the Place
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- Waaaaahhh
- 2224 posts since 30 Jul, 2001 from montreal, quebec,canada
geist is pretty neat with its seq, you can event have them do the rebirth thing
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- KVRAF
- 6827 posts since 28 Apr, 2004 from france
I think that Tremor is also nice as far as sequencing goes (but i'm just eyeballing it, i never used it).
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- KVRist
- 384 posts since 7 Nov, 2013
Tremor is ridiculously awesome in terms of sound design - this is where unfortunately Tattoo fails, it's just too limited to get much variation out of its sounds.
Tattoo really shines in terms of sequencing - this is the weak part of Tremor IMHO - editing velocity for example is a major pain in the ass. Tattoos randomisation is almost worth the price alone, i find myself using it more as a rhythmic note generator for other VSTs than a drum machine actually...
On the other hand, Tremor's feature to have different lengths for different tracks (Snare 4/4, HiHat 3/4 for example) is something i can't live without anymore, it's fantastic and gets you really unique grooves you wouldn't have come up with otherwise.
Both are fantastic plugins, though - never regretted buying them.
Tattoo really shines in terms of sequencing - this is the weak part of Tremor IMHO - editing velocity for example is a major pain in the ass. Tattoos randomisation is almost worth the price alone, i find myself using it more as a rhythmic note generator for other VSTs than a drum machine actually...
On the other hand, Tremor's feature to have different lengths for different tracks (Snare 4/4, HiHat 3/4 for example) is something i can't live without anymore, it's fantastic and gets you really unique grooves you wouldn't have come up with otherwise.
Both are fantastic plugins, though - never regretted buying them.
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- KVRian
- 644 posts since 24 Aug, 2011 from Melbourne , Australia
RPS-1 !!! This thing was free and kinda went under the radar.
Pretty goddamn awesome if you ask me. The sequencer has randomization galore in it. Plus multi-outing. Plus adding your own samples. Plus midi out to other drum vsti.
Just read the manual.
Only 32 bit , and not developed fruther, but works top notch/ rock solid till now.
http://www.contralogic.com/vst-plugins/rps-1/
Pretty goddamn awesome if you ask me. The sequencer has randomization galore in it. Plus multi-outing. Plus adding your own samples. Plus midi out to other drum vsti.
Just read the manual.
Only 32 bit , and not developed fruther, but works top notch/ rock solid till now.
http://www.contralogic.com/vst-plugins/rps-1/
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- KVRist
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- 455 posts since 31 May, 2013 from Space is the Place
That sounds awesome. And my kind of price range. Thanksmuslimpunk wrote:RPS-1 !!! This thing was free and kinda went under the radar.
Pretty goddamn awesome if you ask me. The sequencer has randomization galore in it. Plus multi-outing. Plus adding your own samples. Plus midi out to other drum vsti.
Just read the manual.
Only 32 bit , and not developed fruther, but works top notch/ rock solid till now.
http://www.contralogic.com/vst-plugins/rps-1/
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 455 posts since 31 May, 2013 from Space is the Place
Yes, I agree. Tattoo as a drum synth is not bad, but the sequencer is where it's at.Redukt wrote:Tremor is ridiculously awesome in terms of sound design - this is where unfortunately Tattoo fails, it's just too limited to get much variation out of its sounds.
Tattoo really shines in terms of sequencing - this is the weak part of Tremor IMHO - editing velocity for example is a major pain in the ass. Tattoos randomisation is almost worth the price alone, i find myself using it more as a rhythmic note generator for other VSTs than a drum machine actually...
There's just a few things it doesn't do that leave me wanting a bit more.
I'll check out Tremor, but it's really the sequencer I'm interested in
Thank you all for your suggestions. More are welcome!
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- KVRAF
- 25415 posts since 3 Feb, 2005 from in the wilds
Geist...
Geist has 8 engines... each engine is by itself a powerhouse. The sequencing is great. Super fast and easy to make patterns.
Each engine has 24 patterns which can be triggered by midi keys. You can chain patterns together, or play different patterns and record your performance.
Not sure if it is still on sale, but you could get Geist very cheap recently.
Geist has 8 engines... each engine is by itself a powerhouse. The sequencing is great. Super fast and easy to make patterns.
Each engine has 24 patterns which can be triggered by midi keys. You can chain patterns together, or play different patterns and record your performance.
Not sure if it is still on sale, but you could get Geist very cheap recently.
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- KVRian
- 1353 posts since 31 Aug, 2007 from wales
