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Software Sequencers

Software Sequencing as a term is deeply inadequate to describe the power of the programs now available to the computer-based musician.
Software Sequencers
Overview
  1. 1. Introduction
  2. 2. Sequencing
  3. 3. Scoring
  4. 4. Arranging
  5. 5. Audio Recording
  6. 6. Mixing
  7. 7. The Main Programs
  8. 8. Conclusion
  9. 9. Hotdeals

1. Introduction

Welcome to our Software Sequencers Online Advisor.

The term ‘software sequencer’ was originally coined to represent applications which offered what were by today’s standards only basic MIDI recording and programming facilities. These days, MIDI sequencing is often just a small part of what this kind of software can do, but it remains a fundamental of software music making. Now typically combined with scoring, audio recording, software instruments, mixing, effects and other processing, the software sequencer has evolved into an extraordinarily powerful recording tool. This article will look at how software sequencers came to be, and what they can be used for. Along the way we’ll look at the main options that are available to you.

Our Online Advisor extends to several pages - you can jump from section to section using the index below or the navigation at the bottom of each page.

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