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marltetz wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 25, 2020 8:22 pm

Trigger driven sequencers cannot do those "nudging notes before the grid".

"Trigger driven", you mean sequencers like euclidean style sequencers ?

marltetz wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 25, 2020 8:22 pm

(I think it's not difficult to add to Vari-step, but that module is already huge.)

i meant " since euclidean is polyrhythmic by nature"

Actually, here is a nice euclidean sequencer for M4L, but no groove. Well, since euclidean is polyrhythmic by nature, i guess the groove concept is a bit hard to implement. But this is only a guess, maybe a programmer would say otherwise. There is a swing option, though. Ten bucks, it's tempting, as...

Not if i want to use some of VM's sequencers.
No native euclidean seq. in Live and i just love the VariStep Seq.
So unless M*4 makes a Max4Live version, there is no other option for me.

I would love to hear some nasty modular percussion with a batucada groove, for example.

The fact that it works well in a DAW like Live is that it's not dealing with a real time CV signal but with commands to execute. Obviously, applying a groove to a sequence, even shifting ahead in time, is ridiculously easy (well logically, what do i know, i'm not a programmer). On the other hand, a ...

Not a swing module (thanks Insomniac !) but a whole groove generator. That is, for example, with a 16th notes beat, the possibility to delay (or even, let's be crazy, move ahead (much more complicated, i guess) each of the three 16th notes after the 1st one. Like the groove option in Ableton Live. I...

+1

Big improvement here with .017 on a modest i5-4200M Lenovo Thinkpad 8 gig RAM.

Fantasfreakingtastic !!

Congratulations !!