28 Aug
2009
28 Aug
'09
7:36 a.m.
On Friday 28 August 2009 05:39:15 Patrick Shirkey wrote:
On 08/28/2009 01:26 PM, Gabriel M. Beddingfield
wrote:
Hi,
i'm happy to state that hydrogen IS able to play multiple patterns at the same
time. In hydrogen 0.9.4 we call that "stacked pattern mode". At the moment
you have to select the patterns with your mouse.
It's not implemented to select patterns via midi, but if you really want it,
open a ticket[1] and i'm going to look at it when i've got time to..
- Sebastian
[1]: http://www.assembla.com/spaces/hydrogen/tickets
On Thu, 27 Aug 2009, Atte Andre Jensen wrote:
The main feature of AL is the scenes and loop-based composition,
right? This is essentially a specialized sequencer/sampler. And
hydrogen is a sequencer/sampler.
Further, Hydrogen is based on the idea of have several patterns
(like a loop) that you set up. Then the song is composed in a
sort of paint-by-numbers fashion. This is a lot like AL's scenes.
Hydrogen also has some DAW-like features, including some primative mixing
and FX.
Hydrogen lacks any code for looping or beat slicing. Also, the audio
internals are a little ugly IMHO -- but I've been working to improve
that. When I'm done, I expect the backend to be *very* DAW-like.
It does have code for looping a sequenced list.
It doesn't have is an AL like grid for triggering samples.
It does have the ability to trigger a sample manually.
IIUC, it doesn't have functionality to play multiple patterns at the
same time. Hydrogen
has some similarities to AL... so I've pondered if it could be
forked (or developed) to become a live DAW.
Could you elaborate? What similarities, what's missing (just the big
picture), it's been a while since a glanced at hydrogen.