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Motion Sequencing 2.0
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Motion Sequencing 2.0
What is Motion Sequencing 2.0?
Motion Sequencing 2.0 is evolved from the wavestate’s Wave Sequencing 2.0. Sequences run individually for each
voice. Timing, Pitch, Shape, and four sets of Step Sequence values (Seq A-D) are separated into “lanes.” Each lane can
have a different number of Steps, its own Loop Start and Loop End, and its own loop direction or step order
randomization. Each Step in each Lane even has its own Probability.
Loop points, Step Probabilities, and other parameters in the lanes and their steps can be modulated on a per-note basis,
using velocity, LFOs, envelopes, etc. Each time the sequence moves forward, values from the individual lanes are
combined to create the output. The result can be either ever-changing rhythmic patterns or smooth, organic
modulations.
You can easily record knob movements in real-time, enter pitch sequences from the keyboard, and constrain playback
to a scale and key.
Motion Sequencing 2.0
Master…
Shape…
Gate…
Seq B-D…
2: 01: 100 3: 50 4: 35 6: 255: 72
2:
1/16
1: 1/8
3:
1/16
4: 1/4
2: G1: C 3: C
Timing
Seq A
Pitch
2:
1/16
1: 1/8
3:
1/16
4: 1/4
7: 80 6: 25
2:
1/16
1: 1/8
3:
1/16
4: 1/4
5: 72 4: 35 3: 50 2: 0
4: Eb 5: F 4: Eb 3: C 5: F 4: Eb 3: C 5: F 4: Eb
2: 01: 100 3: 50 4: 35 6: 255: 72
2: 1/161: 1/8 3: 1/16 4: 1/4
2: G1: C 3: C
Timing
Seq A
Pitch
7: 80
4: Eb 5: F
Loop:
Loop:
Loop:
Loop:
Loop:
Loop:
Individual Lanes
Values from the individual lanes are combined to create the output
Loop repeats…
Loop repeats…
Loop repeats…