The Bubblegum Sequencer is a physical step sequencer that lets you create drumloops by arranging colored balls on a tangible surface. It generates MIDI events and can be used as an input device to control audio hardware and software. Finally, people can't claim anymore that electronic music isn't handmade. For more information, visit http://backin.de/gumball Update: In some instances, the sequencer plays notes that aren't actually on the table. This is due to the computer vision picking up background light and general noise.

BEGINNER Tutorial - This is a crash course tutorial covering the step sequencer and the Fl Studio randomizer.

Thanks for the awful quality YouTube Please watch in High Quality. I made this a while ago in composer, but I hadn't been bothered to upload it. I redid it in FordPrefect's new Advanced Mario Sequencer in half an hour yesterday. Also, I do believe this is the first Advanced Mario Sequencer video on YouTube. If you like it, please rate, comment and subscribe!

All the features are in now, this video demonstrates MIDI Sync and Sequence save/load. The only thing to add now is updating via MIDI sysex, but all the functions for the sequencer are now in there and I don't plan to add anything more. Full features list is as follows ;- * Ability to store and load 4 sequences, along with their parameters * 8 Steps * Each step has * Note number, * velocity, * gate on/off, * Step Length, * Legato on/off, * CC1 and CC2 controls * Variable Tempo (no MIDI sync yet) * Variable base note for the notes being played * Selectable CCs for CC1 and CC2 channels * Variable sequence length * MIDI Clock out (with start/stop) * Rock solid timing * Variable Step Length * Legato mode * MIDI Clock in and Out * MIDI Root Note in

The reacTogon is a multi-touch sensitive music arpeggiator based on the harmonic table. Copyright 2007 Mark Burton

Beat Blocks is a tangible interface for a rhythm sequencer. The user is able to create and manipulate a 4-track drum loop by physically re-arranging wooden blocks within a 4x4 grid. What this enables is anyone with little or even no musical background to create and take command of a rhythmic composition. No time is needed to read a manual or learn a complicated interface. The basic act of re-arranging objects is all that is required to get started and the result is familiar enough to be instantly rewarding. Of course a good sense of rhythm will help produce a more interesting and dynamic composition, but for the most part any participant may easily produce something that sounds good (familiar). The sequencer operates at a 1/16 note resolution. Each block has a pattern of vertical stripes that represents a sequence of drum hits for a 1/4 measure time duration. The sequence plays in a continuous loop and is updated instantly as blocks are added and re-arranged so that the composition is constantly changing as people are interacting with the system. Two or more Beat Block units can be synchronized to add more percussive elements to the composition. Two Beat Blocks units equals 8 drum tracks and enables a playful and collaborative approach to music making. For a club-type situation this will surely provide hours of entertainment as club-goers have the opportunity to be performers. Anyone can play "DJ". It's really amazing how much you can get out of even one Beat Blocks unit. Collaborator: Greg Zifcak More info:

This is a Trance remix of the Terminator 2 theme that I've made in 1998 using Impulse tracker. The sample quality wasn't so good. Download the MP3: http://www.archive.org/download/Terminator_2_Theme_Remix/Terminator_2_Theme_Remix.mp3 More of my music here: http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=creator:%22Fernando%20Pereira%22 Terminator 2 Judgment Day (1991) Original Music (Soundtrack) composed by Brad Fiedel. Movie Credits: Directed by James Cameron. Produced by James Cameron. Written by James Cameron & William Wisher Jr. Music Score by Brad Fiedel. Makeup Special Effects: Stan Winston. Starring By Arnold Schwarzenegger, Linda Hamilton, Edward Furlong, Robert Patrick. Movie Genre: Science Fiction - Action Movie Type and Themes: Sci Fi, cyborg, robot, android, time travel, causal loops, artificial intelligence, future, dystopia, war, human resistance. Music (Remix) by Fernando Pereira. Video clip by Fernando Pereira. Download the MP3: http://www.archive.org/download/Terminator_2_Theme_Remix/Terminator_2_Theme_Remix.mp3 keys: demoscene demo scene game games music tracker mod mods sample 8 bit sequencer module modules scream impulse tracker s3m it electronic, electronica, house, hi-nrg, hi nrg, trance, techno, dream, progressive, breaks, breakbeat, jungle, rhythm, dance, music, fantasy, psy, goa, psychedelic, euro, eurohouse, eurodance, disco, club, dancing, party, rave, images, pictures, laser, robert miles, melody, melodies, piano, synth, synthesizer, sequencer, track, tracker, mod, video, clip.

a software-sequencer controls 8 solenoids, that knock on different things and therefore produce some rhythmic noise. made with puredata, an arduino board and a selfmade relayboard to control the solenoids.

A simple tutorial on how to create sequencer tracks.

Yellow Magic Orchestra Medley

my saturday afternoon homemade electronic improvisation... Sequencer lines and drums - Roland MC-808 Pads and effects - Roland MC-505 Solo Pad - Access Virus Rack Solo Leads - Yamaha AN1x

Designing with TI's new eight-channel sequencer and monitor with non-volatile error logging, UCD9081 Graphical User Interface (GUI)

LepLoop It's a small synth protype I'm developping with my friend Peppo. The idea was to have a compact live analog instrument. The circuit it's an original design. The synth can produce 3/4 sound at the same time kick noise hh/snare bass/melody After one year of developping the pcb it's arrived, here I'm testing the kick generator

My Friend Rob made up the base part earlier in school so I decided to teach myself by ear how to play the bass part on the keys and then it just all of a sudden turned into a song. I recorded all this on a keyboard that has no sequencer so sorry about the sound quality.

Designing with TI’s new eight-channel sequencer and monitor with non-volatile error logging, UCD9081 Graphical User Interface (GUI) in Mandarin

Designing with TI's new eight-channel sequencer and monitor with non-volatile error logging, UCD9081 Graphical User Interface (GUI) in Mandarin

These are the ending sequence combos for each boss in the game (as well as some others that aren't really bosses).

Opening Sequence from February 2005 ABC special, celebrating the classic sitcom which originally aired on ABC from January 1974 - July 1984. Produced by Winkler/Levitt for ABC, February 2005.

The intro-sequence to the Playstation 2 driving-simulator Gran Turismo 3 A-Spec. One of the GT-series best intro-video in my opinion, the music is pretty good too. It's Feeder - Just a Day, playing in the background.

At last this marvelous sequence is up in English. One of Martin Scorsese's best uses of music in his entire career.

The Opening Sequence of Final Fantasy VIII

The "Liberi Fatali" song from Final Fantasy VIII. Played during the opening sequence to FFVIII. LATIN LYRICS: Fithos lusec wecos vinosec Fithos lusec wecos vinosec Fithos lusec wecos vinosec Excitate vos e somno Liberi mei, cunae sunt non Excitate vos e somno liberi fatali somnus est non Surgite! Invenite! Veni hortum veritatis Horti verna veritatis Ardente veritate urite mala mundi Ardente veritate incendite tenebras mundi Valete, liberi Diebus fatalibus Fithos lusec wecos vinosec Fithos lusec wecos vinosec Fithos lusec wecos vinosec Fithos lusec wecos vinosec ENGLISH LYRICS: (Note this is an approximate translation. Other sources might say something slightly different.) Fithos Lusec Wecos Vinosec Fithos Lusec Wecos Vinosec Fithos Lusec Wecos Vinosec Wake from your sleep, my children Your childhood years are gone Wake from your sleep, children of fate Your rest is gone Arise Search Come to the true garden The garden of spring's truth With fiery truth, Burn the evils of this world. With fiery truth, Light the darkness of the world. Farewell, children From the day of fate. Fithos Lusec Wecos Vinosec Fithos Lusec Wecos Vinosec Fithos Lusec Wecos Vinosec Fithos Lusec Wecos Vinosec

This is the sequence from the documentary "Miracle Planet". The same sequence is being shown with the Pink Floyd soundtrack and I added this so that viewers with questions about it could hear the details.

A lightsaber action sequence from the the new movie; Star Wars Episode 1 1/2 A Deadly Interception. See the trailers, read the plot, view movie pitures, and more at the website; http://freewebs.com/starwarsadeadlyinteception/ for more, visit http://gbtproductions.com/