Thanks Chris, right now the buttons are: - Up - Navigate one screen up towards higher notes - Down - Navigate one screen down (lower notes) - Left - Decrease number of steps by one - Right - Increase number of steps by one - Session - Reset the entire session (deleting everything) - User1 - Reset the cursor to the start of the sequence (and reset the clock if an internal clock is used) The rest of the special buttons are not used yet (can you think up anything you'd like to do with them?). One thing I am thinking of doing is having separate sequences per MIDI channel, maybe allow reconfiguring the buttons and channels with a config file. Well, the downside is it takes a lot of time to set notes of lower velocity and it's quite hard to hit particular velocity. The LEDs on the launchpad can't fade properly, you can only set three brightness levels so they don't indicate the velocity properly either. But it's better than having everything at full velocity all the time. On 21 May 2017 at 11:18, Christopher Arndt <chris(a)chrisarndt.de> wrote:

Expanding it to other hardware is not really planned unless someone contributes the code or I get something new bit of kit myself that would be suitable. I mainly made this as I found that there were libs on NPM that I could kind of just plug together. There doesn’t seem to be a good lib on NPM for the APC Mini (there is this <https://github.com/fourseven/loop-apcmini> but I wouldn’t know how to reuse it, though the application http://loopjs.com/ looks quite interesting too). ​ On 21 May 2017 at 18:27, Georg Krause &lt;mail(a)georg-krause.net&gt; wrote: