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All right, I tried seq24 and Non-sequencer. seq24 is easy to use but the interface feels a bit clumsy and it doesn't support my MIDI controller to trigger the loops. Non-sequencer is almost what I need but it also doesn't support MIDI controlling. Is there any other grid-based MIDI sequencer which i...

dsreyes1014 wrote:Luppp is another option.

Luppp is nice but it is an audio looper. It doesn't support MIDI sequencing. As soon as I have time I'll try HarmonySEQ and seq24 and see what happens.

Thanks for the replies! I tried Giada and quite liked it but I'm not sure whether it is capable of what I'm trying to achieve. I'll check the others, too. What I need is to move the looper at the very beginning of my sound chain. The looper needs to have per-loop MIDI output which can be sent either...

Hi, this is my first post on this forum so please excue me if I'm posting it in the wrong place. I've been tinkering with some audio softwares on my Arch Linux setup with the aim to create a platform suitable for beat/backing track creation and live looping. I set up Hydrogen for beats, Phasex for m...