Beast-vs-Viper

Hi all, I'd been thinking about a Matrix styled Step-Sequencer for Logic for some time and wondered why they hadn't bundled one, but after some net-trawling and reading your fantastic thread, plus looking at your own environments posted here (much thanx btw)... I dived into the Environment and created this '16-Step Matrix Sequencer'. I created it in Logic 9 and I'm sure there may be many ways to do this and improve it also, but as your thread and posts have helped me so much I thought I would register and try to repay your efforts with some effort of my own. If you have any questions or issues with it please don't hesitate to contact me. Thanx all. Beast-vs-Viper PS: Load it up and use the screensets 1-5 on the numeric keypad to see various views of what it controls and how it's created. It is fully Modal so you can punch in a sequence and check it out in various modes and scales (there's a drop down menu to do this). It defauts to the key of C but can be assigned to any key via the transpose function. I've assigned a delay object that creates a rhythmic repeat ('Note-Rept Mode') and also a really fine repeat that creates a rapid repeat effect ('Note-Stick Mode'). There's an EQ inserted on the channel that is used as a filter with assignable hi-pass, lo-pass, dB slope select functions, I've also created a filter type with tracking and non-tracking of several Q (resonance) settings when the filter fader is used in 'Morph Filt' mode. There are various randomize note and mute functions when crafting a sequence. To assign the Matrix Sequencer to a different instrument the easiest way is to insert a different instrument on the channel that the Matrix Sequencer is assigned to. 16-STEP MATRIX V3.zip