Release 1.0.7 brings two new features to Seq++. Most important is support the for the Portable Sequence Standard, which was developed by Entrian, Impromptu Modular, and SquinkyLabs. This protocol lets you copy and paste note data between compatible modules. At the moment that would be current versions of Foundry, PhraseSeq16/32 and SMS16, as well as beta versions of the imminent Entrian sequencers.
We also added a small feature, but it’s a huge time saver. The new “Hookup Clock” command will find the nearest Impromptu Modular clock and patch it in. The screen shot below shows what the command does. It found CLKD, patched run, reset, and clock lines, and set the clock multiplier to match Seq++.
In case you haven’t looked at Seq++ in a while, it is still very much like the MIDI editor in a DAW, and still lets you enter music very, very quickly (if you read the manual). But we have been adding a lot of features since it was first released, including MIDI file import/export, step recording from a music keyboard, and most recently “XForm” which are a collection of creative editing operations that know about musical scales and can create arpeggios, ratchtets, transpositions and inversions, all in your selected scale.
