Strokes Sampler & Sequencer by John Howes has been updated with a list of new features.
What’s new in version 3.9
- Added 8 x samplers, each sampler consists of:
- Attack/decay amplitude envelope
- Sample start/end/loop controls (drag top/bottom of waveform)
- Root note for setting pitch of sample
- Multi mode resonant filter LP/HP/BP
- Two FX sends
- 4 mod buses to recieve modulation from the sequencer
- Added a reverb and delay, both with their own mod buses (and nice animations!)
- Implemented Ableton Link.
- Added cross platform file sharing.
- Created over 100 factory samples that you are free to use in your tracks. Sampled from my Machinedrum, Monomachine, Nord Drum 2 & more. Processed with Bugbrand Stereo Compress & Elektron Analog Heat.
- With this update you can make entire tracks from within Strokes, without relying on a host or other equipment.
More about Strokes Sampler & Sequencer
Strokes is an all-in-one, cross platform sequencing workstation.
Strokes generates rhythms and modulation that bring new life to your software and hardware instruments and effects.
Strokes allows you to create entire arrangements with endless variety and complex interactions between devices either as a standalone application or from within a host such as AUM or Audiobus (iOS) and Cubase, Ableton Live and FL Studio (desktop).
Strokes features a collection of seven interconnected modules that interact with one another in real time:
- Grids – 4 x channels of euclidean or step (XOX/TR) rhythm generators
- Logic – 4 x channels of algorithmic rhythm generators
- Matrix – 8 x synchronized per step/stroke parameter modulation sequencers
- Weights – 4 x envelope followers
- Shares – 4 x probability processors using markov chain pattern analysis
- Notes – 7 x pitch presets for sequencing chords, melodies and kit changes
- Patterns – 5 x device wide snapshots / presets
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