4 Note Sequencer

Hi all.
I am looking for assistance in sourcing or creating a sequencer. I must say here that I am not a builder or coder.

Please refer to the attached picture. I am looking for a sequencer where I can input four seed notes. The code will then workout all permutations of the seed notes and store them, in a table or similar. So, for four notes, that will be 24 permutations. Each of these permutations is then addressed or called by it's position in the table (SeqPos). I then want to be able to program or set the sequencer to call and play a set of four notes to MIDI. The sequencer will need to be able to sequence through the SeqPos in various ways, using controllers, or step sequencer etc. I can do this in a MIDI editor but it takes a considerable time when I want to change the seed notes. I am hoping this can be done relatively easily. Although, I will need my hand holding quite a lot as this will be my first real construction project. Is there any kind soul who would like to take on the challenge?

 

Or if there already exists a sequencer that could perform this function. Even better.

 

Here's a rack that does this -->

https://www.native-instruments.com/en/reaktor-community/reaktor-user-library/entry/show/13385/

It's kind of convoluted as it needed 3 sets of patterns to fit them all in to the pattern sequencer.

You can use the macro knob to select the row..

I think this would be fairly easy to build in primary though, using an event table and the counter module.

 

You mean something like that?



It is really a lot of work!

 

1st one looks perfect, is it in the user library?

 

Please load it up in U/L - thank you jue.

 

I just got your Free Pack 1.1 update - after reg in NA the entry said version 1.0.0 - not 1.1.0
Is this okay?

 

Thank you so much for taking the time to make this. I tried it briefly this morning. It appears to work well but I have to confess I have not fully understood how it works and how to control it yet.

 

Wow this looks amazing. I guess it is just a design, right? But yeah this is what it could look like.

 

yes, you can ignore that. It is purely cosmetic. If you want the number to update move the folder and do a repair in Native Access.

 

bolabo Again thank you for knocking this up for us. I was using over the weekend. It is not elegant but it works and fits the brief perfectly. My only question is the table 'Row' does not appear to do anything ?

 

You can see the connection from the 'Row' sequencer to the 'offset' port of the 'Pattern Table' in the structure view, it's not visible from the front panel.

 

uksnowy wrote:
I guess it is just a design, right?

Wrong!

 

OK.. so what you posted is already built? Where can we find it? Are you open to sharing or selling?