Analogue-sequencer

Hi again, Colin,

As an absolute last resort, if all else fails, I may begrudgingly have 
to be content with a software step sequencer until I can get a P3 or 
equivalent.  Would you happen to know which software sequencer may 
come closest to a P3?  In Sound On Sound's review of the P3 they 
mention that most such sequencers were written for the Atari ST - any 
thoughts?

Cheers,


James

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> ³Hi again, Colin,
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> As an absolute last resort, if all else fails, I may begrudgingly have
> to be content with a software step sequencer until I can get a P3 or
> equivalent.  Would you happen to know which software sequencer may
> come closest to a P3?  In Sound On Sound's review of the P3 they
> mention that most such sequencers were written for the Atari ST - any
> thoughts?
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> James²
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> Do you use a mac ­ if so, you should check out Numerology.
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Hi,
Here are a few to check-out:
PC:
Free seq-303 (standalone, now freeware) see
http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=2350034

ERA (VST, inexpensive, powerful, can be remote controlled by MIDI)
http://www.sonicbytes.com/era/era.htm

Matryx/SQ4 http://www.sq4.be/ (standalone, modular, free for now)

BankStep (standalone, free) http://algoart.com/bankstep.htm

MusikWonk (standalone, modular) http://algoart.com/musicwonk.htm

Mac:
Numerology (modular) http://www.five12.com/ (previously mentioned)

Nortron (Latronic Notron Clone)
http://www.dspaudio.com/software/nortron/nortron_overview.html

Of course there are others, but these should be a start.  I personally
use/own ERA & Seq-303/Arp-X8 on PC.
Cheers,
bublsort

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> >  
> >  
> >  
> > 
> > ³Hi again, Colin,
> > 
> > As an absolute last resort, if all else fails, I may begrudgingly have
> > to be content with a software step sequencer until I can get a P3 or
> > equivalent.  Would you happen to know which software sequencer may
> > come closest to a P3?  In Sound On Sound's review of the P3 they
> > mention that most such sequencers were written for the Atari ST - any
> > thoughts?
> > 
> > Cheers,
> > 
> > James²
> > 
> > Do you use a mac ­ if so, you should check out Numerology.
> > 
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