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I'm searching for a step sequencer like the named ones but with not that much CPU usage as Camelspace (common it is just a step sequencer!) and these little control faders of LFO Tool. Furthermore I miss finished steps which I can set like in Grossbeat in the LFO Tool. So why not Grossbeat? Because it is only Time and Volume. |
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Michael1985 wrote: I'm searching for a step sequencer like the named ones but with not that much CPU usage as Camelspace (common it is just a step sequencer!) and these little control faders of LFO Tool. Furthermore I miss finished steps which I can set like in Grossbeat in the LFO Tool. So why not Grossbeat? Because it is only Time and Volume.
For what its worth, in LFOTool, you can use shift on the LFO graph to draw flat steps (if that is what you mean). Regarding the other desire, you can hold shift with the sliders to get a finer control. The sliders don't need to be there except the vague visual representation (and people are used to clicking on knobs or sliders). The number box is really what matters (which also accept shift for fine control). I'd be happy to hear more of what you desire, if that isn't what you're looking for! -Steve |
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