📌 Dive into the depths of the Chord Editor and master Stepic's Note Probability and Retrigger features in our latest tutorial! Jon Audio has unlocked the secrets to enhancing your sequences, and they're all up for grabs in episode four. Got questions or insights? Drop them in the comments! Your feedback is the heartbeat of our Stepic community. Let's chat below!👇
What a fantastic sequencer, absolutely insane what cn be achieved with just a few clicks...this tutorial series is a goldmine, thank yo very much for setting it up ;-)
This machine is really worth studying and the tutorials are helpful and inspiring on this way. Triggering samples, voices, loops, acoustic events is my next step with stepic.
I was getting frustrated with so many sequencers always missing something like random choices, chords, automation, whatever. Stepic is a dream come true, absolutely love it. The UI is prefect and also the colors. Maybe next version give us some skin choices:) Thank you making this beauty.
OK you two, part 4 is awesome. ⚠I watched until about minute 7 and then said inside: ey, not so fast, how did you just do that? Then I opened Live and rebuilt it with relish while I finished watching the video. I think I should have read the manual even better, the thing with the right-click was hidden from me on my MacBook trackpad. 👓🕶🤭
Dude Stepic is blowing my mind. I'm fairly new to music production in a DAW (always been synth/drum machine diehard) and it just keeps getting better and better. I'm about to set up my Novation Peak and route MIDI to it from Stepic and see what I can get away with! Edit: So I do have Stepic running my Novation Peak and it's amazing. I'll be messing with this for many days. Next I want to find how to setup Stepic for drums/rhythm. I saw a cool trick someone did using the Ableton sampler with the Seqund VST for randomly triggering samples, I imagine you can do the same thing with Stepic (and then some)? As with most tutorials I get carried away long before I finish them. Thank you for this awesome device!
This series of tutorials is just excellent. Thank you. However I have a question about the Chord Editor. Let's see I am in f minor and create a few chords. The green slider transpose the chords, however I am not 100% sure about this. When all green sliders are on green (F) all triads with F play ok. But when I create a C Minor chord (C Eb G) F is still active. So I hear 4 notes. I need to raise the green slider 1 step to G to create the Cm chord. When the green sliders are transposing, this is not correct for playing the Cm chord. I need to raise the slider to remove the f from the Cm chord. Although I understand that the root note is always on, but it would good that when you click the CHORD the root note will be disabled, so you can create the chords correctly, Perhaps in a next version, it would nice if the chord created will be shown. Would be a great bonus
At its core, Stepic is a monophonic step sequencer, with the pitch section serving as the reference source for note generation. Chord notes are then added to the pitch of each step. That's why the chord buttons are located directly under the pitch faders. The advantage of this method is that the intervals entered remain constant for each step and always transpose with the pitch. You can see this well when you change the pitch fader of a step where you've also entered chord notes. This way, your harmonic pattern remains intact even when make changes to the pitch sequence. To clarify from a technical perspective: Stepic stores chord information in semitone intervals relative to the pitch (e.g., -2, +3, +5), not as specific notes (C, C#, etc.).
Interesting idea. However, I fear that this might overly complicate the chord editor. It would require the ability to set an individual delay for each note of the chord, wouldn't it?
📌 Dive into the depths of the Chord Editor and master Stepic's Note Probability and Retrigger features in our latest tutorial! Jon Audio has unlocked the secrets to enhancing your sequences, and they're all up for grabs in episode four. Got questions or insights? Drop them in the comments! Your feedback is the heartbeat of our Stepic community. Let's chat below!👇
Best plugin in the last 10 years.
This sequencer amazes me more and more after each video 😊❤
Best Sequencer ever! Literally
This sequencer is a beast (and a LOT more than just a step sequencer)
I bet a smart person can figure out how to use it to input code automatically for them
Absolutely incredible. Stepic is one of the most powerful step sequencers out there right now! 🔥👍
What a fantastic sequencer, absolutely insane what cn be achieved with just a few clicks...this tutorial series is a goldmine, thank yo very much for setting it up ;-)
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It's been said before, but the more I learn about this software the more I like it!
This machine is really worth studying and the tutorials are helpful and inspiring on this way. Triggering samples, voices, loops, acoustic events is my next step with stepic.
Sounds like a good plan!🚀
Stepic really is fantastic. Now we need the hardware version!
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You might take a look at the Oxi One, which offers a lot of Stepic’s functionality (as well as many of its own).
Holy smoke, so much in a tiny box!
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Stepic just keeps getting better - Especially now that I am learning how to use it. Great tutorials!! ! !
So much info!!! I love this series. 😂 I’m 8 1/2 minutes into this one and am already awash with ideas. Fantastic tutorial.
Glad to hear you find the course helpful!
Wow! Thanks!
more great stuff from Deveicemeister and Jon Audio!
#dreamcombo 🚀
Wow, Stepic is so cool. Amazing sequencer developed by DeviceMeister. My favorite sequencer !
I was getting frustrated with so many sequencers always missing something like random choices, chords, automation, whatever. Stepic is a dream come true, absolutely love it. The UI is prefect and also the colors. Maybe next version give us some skin choices:) Thank you making this beauty.
Thanks for the kind words. I truly appreciate it. Happy sequencing!🎶
OK you two, part 4 is awesome. ⚠I watched until about minute 7 and then said inside: ey, not so fast, how did you just do that?
Then I opened Live and rebuilt it with relish while I finished watching the video.
I think I should have read the manual even better, the thing with the right-click was hidden from me on my MacBook trackpad. 👓🕶🤭
Exactly why we created the course. Glad to hear we could offer up a few hidden gems.🥳
so good
Loving this series. Jon Audio is serving us perfect slices of Stepic magic each video. Thank you devicemeister and Jon Audio 😃👍
Dude Stepic is blowing my mind. I'm fairly new to music production in a DAW (always been synth/drum machine diehard) and it just keeps getting better and better. I'm about to set up my Novation Peak and route MIDI to it from Stepic and see what I can get away with! Edit: So I do have Stepic running my Novation Peak and it's amazing. I'll be messing with this for many days. Next I want to find how to setup Stepic for drums/rhythm. I saw a cool trick someone did using the Ableton sampler with the Seqund VST for randomly triggering samples, I imagine you can do the same thing with Stepic (and then some)? As with most tutorials I get carried away long before I finish them. Thank you for this awesome device!
Finally catching up with the last couple of videos. Loving the chord editor!
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Thank you, these tutorials are so useful.
thank you kind sir!
You're welcome! ❤️
This series of tutorials is just excellent. Thank you. However I have a question about the Chord Editor. Let's see I am in f minor and create a few chords. The green slider transpose the chords, however I am not 100% sure about this. When all green sliders are on green (F) all triads with F play ok. But when I create a C Minor chord (C Eb G) F is still active. So I hear 4 notes. I need to raise the green slider 1 step to G to create the Cm chord. When the green sliders are transposing, this is not correct for playing the Cm chord. I need to raise the slider to remove the f from the Cm chord. Although I understand that the root note is always on, but it would good that when you click the CHORD the root note will be disabled, so you can create the chords correctly, Perhaps in a next version, it would nice if the chord created will be shown. Would be a great bonus
At its core, Stepic is a monophonic step sequencer, with the pitch section serving as the reference source for note generation. Chord notes are then added to the pitch of each step. That's why the chord buttons are located directly under the pitch faders. The advantage of this method is that the intervals entered remain constant for each step and always transpose with the pitch. You can see this well when you change the pitch fader of a step where you've also entered chord notes. This way, your harmonic pattern remains intact even when make changes to the pitch sequence.
To clarify from a technical perspective: Stepic stores chord information in semitone intervals relative to the pitch (e.g., -2, +3, +5), not as specific notes (C, C#, etc.).
Hola queria saber si estepic funciona en maschine 2 de NI. gracias.
Hola Miguel, hoy he leído tu correo electrónico y he respondido detalladamente. Así que, revisa tu correo. Un saludo, Jens
How about a note delay setting on a chord note. Simulate a guitar strum.
Interesting idea. However, I fear that this might overly complicate the chord editor. It would require the ability to set an individual delay for each note of the chord, wouldn't it?