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Step Sequencer

A step sequencer (the sequencing arc) — a LANES × STEPS grid the Clock plays in a repeating loop through the wired voice. A NOTE controller like the Piano Roll: its kernel-owned data is a grid of cells per pitch lane + a step Rate + Gate, compiled into notes the Clock-scheduled player rings (the same note pipeline). Outputs Pitch + Gate + Velocity; wire into a voice (or drop a rig) + bind a Clock to Sync. THE CONDUCTOR MODEL: feed an object into Material — an Instrument's drum KIT today (each kit piece becomes a lane → a DRUM MACHINE) — and the lanes are sourced from it; the output stays Pitch + Gate + Velocity whatever the material. The grid is kernel-owned + saved with the project. (The same timing engine an Arpeggiator will reuse.)

Inputs

PortSignal
Clockaudio · sync
Materialaudio · data

Outputs

PortSignal
Pitchaudio · hz
Gateaudio · gate
Velaudio · norm

Parameters

ParameterRangeDefault
Polyphony1 – 88
Tuningfollow, 12-TETfollow

Used in these rigs

Drum Machine · Drum Machine (Synth) · Rumble · Song Sketch · Step Synth · Transcribe to Drums

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Arpeggiator · Arranger · Chord Progression · Clip · Drum Synth · File Input · FM Oscillator · Instrument · Keyboard · Microphone · Microphone (input) · MIDI In

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