BrainModular

Seslatero (hexagon in Esperanto language) is a Midi sequencer patch inspired by Euclid sequencers.

It propose 6 sequencers with different settings, like I.R.S (Inverse, roll and Swap) to alter your sequences, up to 32 steps and of course the pitch of the note played.

In the center 3 balls can alter the pitch notes, manually or using the Usine physical engine.



More infos on its wiki page

Hey, Nay . . . Excellent! this tool can produce really natural randomness, not human like. It is static and endless simultaneously. Just turned on physics + max range and leave it for couple of hours as it is. Thanks

Thanks, glad you appreciate it,
you can also have interesting result with a range of 36-50 with some drums vsti

Very cool addon - thanks a ton Nay!

I think I'll try to make this into a surround tool by having each lane send to a different midi channel. Should be fun

Cheers,

Tom

Thanks thomas,
and yes there's many possible way to decline/add features to this patch
I'm also looking for a more "euclid" way to fill the steps , each 2,3,4 steps , adding others balls to modulate velocity...and so
will be for v 2

Realy Great job, Nay ! I am testing it with non percussives sounds since one hour and it produces very interesting 'drones' always in mouvement. Be sure i will work with it not only for live music but for sound installation too. So much idea and possibillity ...

Thanks

nay-seven wrote:Thanks thomas,
and yes there's many possible way to decline/add features to this patch
I'm also looking for a more "euclid" way to fill the steps , each 2,3,4 steps , adding others balls to modulate velocity...and so
will be for v 2

That sounds great!
Love the results even now.

My attempt failed since I wanted to use Chromaphone on the 6 lanes and my computer can't put up with that

Cheers,

Tom

I've chromaphone demo, really great one, i use their AAS player with Richard Devine banks on the launchpad video, if you reduce voice, works easier ( and sounds great)

hehehe - yeah - love the Devine soundbanks as well.
My favourite VST ATM.
I was merely kidding. Somehow it seems that no matter how fast your machine is (I have a new 6core i7) you always run into the limit...

Cheers and thanks again!

Tom