Hi Robert:

Here are the Normal Transforms from Sequencer Plus Gold :

TIME PITCH VELOCITY SPLIT RANDOM/MISC

Quantize Transpose Set Pitch Pitch
Super-quantize Harmonic transpose Adjust Quantize Start-time
Quantize duration Inversion Crescendo Velocity Velocity
Set duration Harmonic inversion Set note-off Duration Duration
Adjust duration Map Adjust note-off Modulus Merge
Retrograde Compex Track rebar
Offset Range rebar
Compex


And here are the MIDI Transforms:

TIME VALUE INS/DEL TEMPO

Retrograde Scale Fill Accelerando
Offset Shift Crescendo Scale
Compex Invert Thin Shift
Map Elim dupes Thin
Map programs Elim dupes
Tap tempo


Edit regions include whole track or group of tracks, individual measures, and individual note, and is not restricted to measure boundaries. Alas, non-contiguous editing is not supported.

The MIDI transforms affect MIDI messages other than note-on and note-off. Sequencer Plus employed a user-designated track for tempo messages, it could be edited like any other track.

The Harmonic Xpos and Invert transforms and the Pitch randomization employ user-defined settings in a Keysig popup.

Sequencer Plus also includes advanced grouping features, multiple track recording, block editing, SMPTE/MTC/MMC support, and much more. Its drawbacks include no Undo/Redo, no graphic controller editing, and no source code. However, it is now being given away by Voyetra.

Best regards,

dp






Robert Jonsson wrote:


måndagen den 12 april 2004 14.47 skrev Dave Phillips:


Greetings:

I've run Master Tracks Pro under Xsteem, the MIDI I/O was fine. Ditto
for Sequencer Plus Gold under DOSemu. These programs are quite advanced
as MIDI-only sequencers, and I agree that much could be learned from
them. However, I get the impression that developers are responding to
users' requests for more audio-oriented features, so the more
interesting MIDI stuff is perhaps left for later addition. That's too
bad, but until a native Linux sequencer appears that includes the MIDI
features set of Sequencer Plus



If you got the time, please do list the features you miss most.


/Robert







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