Drum Sequencer VST
Demo - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3-9nGvqit8
Windows - Copy the Seq1 folder to a directory that your DAW searches for vsts. Install through the DAW as you normally would. This has only been tested on FL Studio. Feedback is appreciated.
Mac - This is untested and therefore I can't promise it will work without any problems.
Copy the Seq1.component folder to your Mac, place it in folder /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components/ on your Mac. The library folder is hidden by default. See: https://www.macworld.com/article/222209/how-to-view-the-library-folder-in-mavericks.html
You may need to explicitly approve the plug-in by opening the System Preferences app and navigating to the General tab in Security & Privacy.
Click the purple squares on the right to load samples into each slot. The sequencer playback is controlled by your DAW. The purple rectangle on the left controls the time division. Rates around 1/16 are recommended. After 1/32 or so the sequencer may not function properly.
This does not have an presets options at the moment, therefore it might be best to load a kit and save a preset using your DAW before you create a pattern to always have a starting point to go back to.
rs1 - resets the first sequencer rs2 - the second
n1:4 - skips the first trig every 4 passes. 1:3 - plays the first of every 3 passes. 34:4 - plays third and fourth of every 4 passes. etc
en1 - trigs 1st envelope etc
an1 an2 - sends lfo or envelope output to and logic module. And module must have one lfo (pulse waveshape recommended) and one envelope to function. Will send multiple trigs at rate of lfo while envelope is high to selected sample.
