Drum Machine Step Sequencer (Pure Data)

A drum machine step sequencer is a device or software application used in music production to create and program rhythmic patterns for electronic drum sounds. It is a fundamental tool in electronic music production and is often found in hardware drum machines or as a feature in software-based music production environments.
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1. About The Project
   • Built With
2. License

About The Project

• General Workflow:
  • Active DSP
  • we have bangs for each sound that receive a signal from the sequencer and then read the wav file;
  • send the read file to dac~ to convert the digital file to analog.
• Inside Main Sequencer:
  • There is a toggle that receives a signal for playing or stopping the process;
  • This toggle activates each individual sequence in a connected way.
• Inside Each Sequencer (for each sound):
  • There is an 8-step sequencer;
  • The counter sends a signal to 8 different 'bangs' that then go back to the primary sequencer process;
  • we use spigot to allow the signal through only if the related toggle is on.

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Contributors

• Mirco Cazzaro
• Nicola Boscolo Cegion
• Farzad Shami

License

Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE.txt for more information.

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Computer Engineering for Music and Multimedia course of University of Padova