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详细介绍

An 8 bank, 8 track, 16 step MIDI sequencer for sequencing external hardware and recording return audio for Mac and Windows.

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An 8 bank, 8 track, 16 step MIDI sequencer for sequencing external hardware and recording return audio for Mac and Windows.

THIS APP DOES NOT PRODUCE ANY SOUND

React App, turned Chrome extension powered by the WebMidi.js library, Web MIDI and Web Audio.

.9 - 1.0 changelog:

-minor UI adjustments(hover text naming, dimensions)
-major UI adjustments(removing enumerations in favor of keybindings for names, added new
components for new functionality)
-added the abilitiy to import and export projects
-added the ability to audition and record return audio in mono or stereo
-added the ability to preview and download recordings

Getting started:

Download extension from Chrome Web Store
Click on qwertySeq() Icon to open in browser.
Allow browser to access MIDI devices.
Allow browser to access audio devices/microphone.(FORCE PROMPT BY SELECTING "ENABLE" FOR RETURN MONITOR, THEN REFRESH PAGE. You should only have to do this once)
Select appropriate MIDI output device at top of transport
Select Sequence 1
Select desired length and output channel, corresponding to a receiving hardware device.
Enable steps within sequence and adjust desired parameters.
Press Play.
(for optimum use, make sure no additional tabs or windows are open)

To record your sequence, select the appropriate audio return(usually what is default already),enable monitoring if direct monitoring isn't available, enable record and select the recording tail length.
Press Play and the return audio records during sequence playback.
Recording will stop when you press stop plus whatever the additional tail time is.
Potential recording length is system dependent, but design is more intended for stems and loops not songs.
Length isn't sample accurate.
Listen to your recording in the audio player and then download or delete it.
Enjoy.

Settings:

-Don't see your MIDI Device? Allo