+1 for HY-Plugins. RPE2 is a ton of fun, whether as a euclidean thing or as a slightly more traditional step sequencer. Tuplets, odd-time, polymeter, generative rhythms, it's all pretty easy (and fairly flexible) in RPE2.
HY-SeqCollection2 is a bit more esoteric, with a handful of emulations of modular hardware sequencers. I don't use it as much, but it came in a bundle and it's fun to reach for every now and then for a different take on sequencing (that generally involves more physical MIDI knobs/buttons and live tweaks due to the nature of some of the emulations).
The modulation potential of their plugins is generally pretty great, and the MIDI side is very flexible as well, both for mapping controls and for manipulating the MIDI data with the plugins' internal MIDI fx rack. However, this means there's a bit of a learning curve with regards to their workflow and UI; some stuff isn't exactly intuitive.
Incidentally, the HY-Plugins dev did the coding for Seqund as well, but I haven't tried it yet. Looks a bit more approachable though?
HY-SeqCollection2 is a bit more esoteric, with a handful of emulations of modular hardware sequencers. I don't use it as much, but it came in a bundle and it's fun to reach for every now and then for a different take on sequencing (that generally involves more physical MIDI knobs/buttons and live tweaks due to the nature of some of the emulations).
The modulation potential of their plugins is generally pretty great, and the MIDI side is very flexible as well, both for mapping controls and for manipulating the MIDI data with the plugins' internal MIDI fx rack. However, this means there's a bit of a learning curve with regards to their workflow and UI; some stuff isn't exactly intuitive.
Incidentally, the HY-Plugins dev did the coding for Seqund as well, but I haven't tried it yet. Looks a bit more approachable though?
Statistics: Posted by funky lime — Sat Nov 16, 2024 8:36 pm