midiSTEPs

My favourite sequencer now upgraded to AUV3, Yesss! Thank you Art for this app. I agree with a previous reviewer though, this is definitely not a “toy” sequencer

A very competent and professional midi sequencer. Especially when paired with Audiobus 3. Maybe you should think about removing the word "toy" from the app title, Mr. Kerns. It could be misleading to potential customers.

Unique and flexible MIDI sequencer that keeps improving with each update. Great stuff ❤️

Definitely not a toy 😄 Lovely user interface and some deep sequencing features, my latest favourite is step probability / randomisation. Would be 5 stars if it had Ableton Link and separate audio outs for hosted Audio Units. Good documentation too.

Just bought this because of the AU hosting and already having loads of fun with 4 instances of iSEM.

Such a great app for structuring harmonic thoughts, but I also made a killer Gene Krupa style swing groove with this using some of the length and velocity randomness features which I'll never forget. Only request is to bring it to the iPhone, at least as an AUv3, so I can have compatibility with Cubasis projects I share/send between the devices.

It’s like having 4+ Roland SH-101 sequencers on steroids. Everything you love about the 101 sequencer PLUS everything you ever wanted from the 101 sequencer in one tidy little app. And then some. Full on love affair.

Long time user thx for bringing auv3! Lovely sequencer!

Thank you!

I have had this app for a few days, and I just can not leave it alone! The title calls it a toy, but it doesn’t feel or behave like one. I have some minor issues with it, but mostly I really like it. There are lots of possibilities here, especially working with a multi-timbral synth like the Korg iM1 or the bs-16i. It’s extremely flexible, with lots of options for variability. I especially love the ability to randomize the notes, or the velocity, or the note gate length. Being able to do this allows the sequences to sound a lot less mechanical and boring. The one feature I’m still getting used to is the file saving system; it just doesn’t operate the way you think it does. There’s no option to just save the “set” you’re working on, or at least I can’t find it. It would also be really nice to have a good assortment of scales to pick from; the app provides only major & minor. Nevertheless I still give it 5 stars; VERY interesting app. Updating as of 9/8/2020: latest update allows MidiSTEPs to be used within AU host apps like AUM; this works very well; each instance of MidiSTEPs is one sequencer like the ones in the stand-alone app, and you can use as many as you like...