A standard drum machine’s step sequencer divides each looped pattern into a set number of steps – typically 8, ... ie controlling how close your own drum pattern matches that of the preset groove.

Taking advantage of these capabilities can make a drum machine an excellent hub for a wider studio setup. Take Behringer’s ...

By pushing our sequencers a little further, we can break away from the rhythmic norms that we're used to. Whether it’s building polyrhythms, creating evolving patterns or changing up your percussive ...

Not unlike something found in vintage drum machines and hardware sequencers, we can now program our software instruments in the new Logic Pro X 10.5 editor and creative tool known as Step Sequencer.

Drum patterns can also be made from scratch via the built-in step sequencer, giving users four tracks to work with. Each track has a wide array of adjustable parameters, including swing, speed ...

If you fancy creating your very own d-touch sequencer and drum machine, researchers at the University of Southampton have now designed one you can print off and assemble with a little glue or ...

The main sequencer page lets you swap between patterns, and the changes are tempo synced so you won't awkwardly cut one off before its natural conclusion. Wrap-up The Razzmatazz is a welcome ...

GarageBand 2.3 Beat Sequencer and new drummers. Electronic dance music and hip-hop artists are going to love GarageBand’s new Beat Sequencer. Inspired by programmable drum machine hardware like ...

A standard drum machine’s step sequencer divides each looped pattern into a set number of steps – typically 8, 16 or 32. By default, these steps are evenly spaced out, resulting in rigid timing that ...