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5 Pattern-Sequencer

This Chapter explains how to use the Pattern-Sequencer (the different Step Sequencers) in the G-Stomper Applications.


Furthermore it explains how to load and save Patterns and Sound Sets. The G-Stomper Applications provide 4 different Step Sequencers:

• The Drum Machine (a classic Drum Sequencer) (G-Stomper Studio, -Rhythm, -Producer)


• The Sampler Track Grid (a multi-Track Beat Sequencer) (G-Stomper Studio, -Rhythm)


• The Sampler Note Grid (a monophonic piano-roll like grid Sequencer) (G-Stomper Studio, -Producer)


• The VA-Beast Poly Grid (a polyphonic piano-roll like grid Sequencer) (G-Stomper Studio, -VA-Beast, -Producer)


Each Step Sequencer provides a common set of Sequencer controls. (see Chapter: Common Step Sequencer Controls)


The “Common Step Sequencer Controls” are available on all Step Sequencers (with some exceptions).


Beside the “Common Step Sequencer Controls”, each Sequencer comes with special features that are explained in the dedicated Chapters below.


Note:

All Step Sequencers are used to create Patterns, which are the smallest building Elements in all

G-Stomper Applications. So when you’re working with Step Sequencers in any G-Stomper Application, then you’re always working on Patterns.


 

5.1 Patterns (G-Stomper Studio, -Rhythm, -VA-Beast)5.1.1 Load Pattern5.1.2 Save Pattern5.1.3 Import G-Stomper Rhythm/VA-Beast Pattern (G-Stomper Studio)5.1.4 Clear Pattern5.1.5 Custom Initial Pattern5.2 Track Patterns & Scenes (G-Stomper Producer)5.2.1 Track Patterns5.2.2 Scenes5.2.3 Load Scene5.2.4 Save Scene5.2.5 Import G-Stomper Studio/Rhythm/VA-Beast Pattern as Scene5.2.6 Clear Scene5.2.7 Clear Track Pattern5.3 Sound Sets (G-Stomper Studio, -Rhythm, -Producer)5.3.1 Load Sound Set5.3.2 Save Sound Set5.4 Common Step Sequencer Controls5.4.1 Position Controls5.4.1.1 Basic behavior for all Step Sequencers5.4.1.2 Drum Machine in Note Edit Mode – Extras (G-Stomper Studio, -Rhythm, -Producer)5.4.2 Loop (G-Stomper Studio, -Rhythm, -VA-Beast)5.4.3 Edit/Play-Position Link Mode5.4.3.15.4.4 The Auto-Clone Bars feature on the Position Controls5.4.5 Auto-Clone Bars Clone Rules5.4.6 Step Shift Controls5.4.6.1 Basic behavior for all Step Sequencers5.4.6.2 Drum Machine – Extras (G-Stomper Studio, -Rhythm, -Producer)5.4.6.3 Tonal Grids – Extras (G-Stomper Studio, -VA-Beast)5.4.7 Note Shift Controls on Tonal Grids (G-Stomper Studio, -VA-Beast, -Producer)5.5 Drum Machine (G-Stomper Studio, -Rhythm, -Producer)5.5.1 Step Controls5.5.2 Normal (Trigger)5.5.3 Accent & Velocity5.5.4 Accent5.5.4.1 Chain Trigger~Accent OFF (default)5.5.4.2 Chain Trigger~Accent ON5.5.5 Velocity5.5.6 Micro Step5.5.7 Step Condition5.5.8 Step Condition Types5.5.9 Step Edit5.5.10 Note Edit5.5.11 Note Edit Silent Mode5.5.12 Note Edit + Step Edit5.5.13 Note Step-by-Step Recording5.5.14 Rhythm Arpeggio (G-Stomper Studio, -Rhythm)5.5.14.1 Use the Rhythm Arpeggio on a single Track5.5.14.2 Use the Rhythm Arpeggio on a multiple Tracks5.5.15 Stutter Effect (G-Stomper Studio, -Rhythm)5.5.15.1 Use the Stutter Effect5.6 Sampler Track Grid (G-Stomper Studio, -Rhythm)5.6.1 Step Controls5.6.2 Normal (Trigger)5.6.3 Accent5.6.3.1 Chain Trigger~Accent OFF (default)5.6.3.2 Chain Trigger~Accent ON5.6.4 Random5.6.5 Reverse5.7 Sampler Note Grid (G-Stomper Studio, -Producer)5.7.1 Grid Cells (Step Controls)5.7.2 Link Note~Trigger ON/OFF5.7.3 Random5.7.4 Reverse5.7.5 Invert5.7.6 Note Shift5.7.7 Step Shift5.7.8 Grid Config5.8 VA-Beast Poly Grid (G-Stomper Studio, -VA-Beast, -Producer)5.8.1 Grid Cells (Step Controls)5.8.2 Change the Length of Note Events5.8.3 Change the Velocity of Note Events5.8.4 Move Note Events by Micro Steps5.8.5 Random5.8.6 Random Key Velocity5.8.7 Reverse5.8.8 Invert5.8.9 Note Shift5.8.10 Step Shift5.8.11 Grid Config

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