Genome MIDI Sequencer

MIDI event をstepで打ち込んでいく時の、操作感が優秀です。 iOSのユーザーインターフェースを上手く使ったシークエンサーだと思います Midi eventを扱う能力は抜群だから、 外部音源のControllerとして使うのもありです Bachが生きていたら気に入りそう…

シーケンス部を部分的にループさせながら ピッチベンド ノブか ベロシティー ノブを を触ると ループの先頭が頭になる,,,

NaveやAmimoog、iVCS3などを、シーケンサーでガンガン鳴らそうと思うのなら、まずこれでしょう。

実にイイ！ピアノロール入力も気持ちいい。 現段階（1.1.3）だと常にループ再生になってしまう。 一回だけ再生したいんだけど…じぶんで止めればまあいいか。 一応メール（中学生英語）してみたら即返信がきた。 「それ最近追加したんだ。アップデートするから。」 みたいなことを言ってマシタ。 サポートもよろしかったので★5つで。

数小説の短いフレーズをいくつもつくり、それを組み合わせて曲を作る、MIDIシーケンサーです。 ＭＩＤＩ出力の他、フレーズごと、ソングごとのＳＭＦファイル書き出し、読み込みに対応しているようです。 また、ホーム画面や、他のアプリ起動中もバックグラウンドで動作し続け、ＭＩＤＩ信号を出力し続けます。 別途、ＭＩＤＩ対応ソフト、機種と組み合わせて使う必要があります。 シーケンサーとしての直感性はかなり高いと思います。 coreＭＩＤＩ他、iOSの音楽機能に明るい人であれば使いこなせると思います。

This is a fun, useful app that needs some attention. Alas, like many smaller developers, it seems to be abandoned. To bad, with a little work, this app could have been truly great.

This is a nice app. But like other apps I've tried, there seems to be on way to change the meter on just a single bar or pattern within a song.I hoped that maybe I was just not finding the right button... To me being able to change the meter of a bar or pattern is almost just as important as everything else they've included in this software.I don't understand why they were would leave that out. It can't be a cost issue. Maybe there's an update or something.

Essential Midi sequencing app hat has all the right features. UI can be more intuitive or a better manual. Biggest problem so far: METRONOME can not be set to all tempos. Right now I NEED 95 BPM and it will not do it. Keeps going back to 94. Can’t get Song Mode to work and play pattern sequences. That’s a problem because I won’t be able to record the work I’ve don’t Please fix for ios11 and iPad Pro then I’ll give 5 stars

As far as iOS sequencers go, Genome has a great piano roll editor and—unlike more expensive apps like modstep and Gadget—global undo/redo and MIDI file export *per clip.* I like using it in AUM as a “quick-sketch” sequencer while I work out songs. The UI is comfortable to work with on a touchscreen, and the sequencer is extraordinarily fully-fully featured (it even supports grooves). The MIDI capabilities are especially good: if things need to move somewhere else, Genome can export songs, parts, or clips as individual MIDI files.

OK, I don’t have a rack of hardware synths—but I like to pretend I do! I have been using this app to sequence virtual synths on my Mac. I mostly use Propellerhead Reason, but also Apple’s Main Stage. Genome MIDI Sequencer (GMS) executes Virtual MIDI on the iPad expertly, but resource limitations of my iPad Air mean I can only get about four synths/instruments running—but GMS has 16 tracks! I can get around this a little by using a multi-instrument app like bs-16i or SampleTank, but they have little flexibility in sound design and control—and GMS is a monster controller. But with Reason on the Mac I can easily get 16 instruments loaded, and with effects on all of them. (So, Reason is my pretend rack of synths.) I like the GMS piano roll editor the best. One can draw in a sequence or record one and edit it expertly. This app does so much so well it is too much to sing all its praises. Please read the description and the manual on the apps web page—it does all that! There are a few things I wish it had, so I’ll list some of them. (1) There is no polymetric capability, meaning each track must have the same time signature. Workaround: for 4 against 5, use 4/4 and make a 5 measure pattern for the 5 beat part. (2) There is no 2/4 time, which would also give one 6/8 (compound time) thanks to the triplet feature. This is a problem with long polymetric sequences as noted in the workaround above—especially with three or more time signatures. Workaround: set the Song mode to 1 step = 1 bar, then you can escape the loop whenever you want. Otherwise, GMS will repeat the patterns until they all finish at the same time. (3) There is no polyrhythmic capability. Workaround: set “time in ticks” and zoom in to 128th notes and meticulously count out your beat divisions—use the Euclidean algorithm to pad the note lengths. It should be close enough. I would like to do sequencing for my Reason projects while away from the Mac, so the following two suggestions would help. (4) Sometimes I have a drum part composed and wish I could switch to another app/drum machine. This can be easy if both apps support General MIDI mapping. But Garage Band is different, and Reason’s Kong is different still. So, I would like to be able to create drum maps. (I guess this also entails a drum editor.) Then, when changing drum sources one would only need select the corresponding drum map. (5) Sometimes I have a note track I wish I could switch to a different synth or other instrument, but