This MIDI sequencing software is designed in a classic style, allowing users to play back MIDI files, record data in live or step modes, and keep track of up to 256 different details. Additionally, the software supports multiple takes for greater flexibility.
I recently checked out a MIDI sequencer that was written in a classic style. And let me tell you, it had some impressive features that many modern software do not have. For starters, it allowed me to effortlessly playback MIDI files. And that wasn't all. It even allowed me to record MIDI data in real-time or in step mode, which was fantastic.
If you're someone who likes to try out different takes while recording, then this software is perfect for you. It supports multiple takes so that you can experiment with different sounds without losing any of your previous work. And if you're someone who likes to get into the nitty-gritty details of your tracks, you'll love this software's ability to display up to 256 track details.
For those who prefer a more visual representation of their music, the piano roll or event list style display is an absolute treat. The software even displays tempo and controller maps, which can be customized to your liking. And if you happen to own a Yamaha TG77 or a General MIDI synthesizer, rest assured that this sequencer has configurable instruments with maps for both.
Overall, I was thoroughly impressed with the performance and features of this MIDI sequencer. It definitely stands out from other software that are currently available. If you're a fan of the classic ways of producing and recording music, this is the software for you.
If you're someone who likes to try out different takes while recording, then this software is perfect for you. It supports multiple takes so that you can experiment with different sounds without losing any of your previous work. And if you're someone who likes to get into the nitty-gritty details of your tracks, you'll love this software's ability to display up to 256 track details.
For those who prefer a more visual representation of their music, the piano roll or event list style display is an absolute treat. The software even displays tempo and controller maps, which can be customized to your liking. And if you happen to own a Yamaha TG77 or a General MIDI synthesizer, rest assured that this sequencer has configurable instruments with maps for both.
Overall, I was thoroughly impressed with the performance and features of this MIDI sequencer. It definitely stands out from other software that are currently available. If you're a fan of the classic ways of producing and recording music, this is the software for you.
What's New
Version 11.06: guitar chords
Version 10: guitar chords