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You might want to take a look at sequencer64 https://github.com/ahlstromcj/sequencer64

AFAIK as long as the hardware and the software use MIDI transport controls it should be fine.
I don't know if there's JACK transport and MIDI transport work in tandem, have never tried it.

Sure, here it is -> arp tutorial.noisemakerpreset.zip Create the arp pattern on two bars, randomize velocity for each note from 1 to 127 and duplicate the pattern to get the 4 bars loop (120 BPM by the way). High velocity notes are given more brightness and this in turn gives a rhythmic pulse to th...

Just for the fun, I tried the tutorial and got really close until I saw that the synth used is a polyphonic one so TAL Noisemaker is out as it is a monosynth (even if you can go up to 6 voices, it won't be enough for the second line). Tyrell N6 would be a good candidate for this tutorial, as with 8...

Thanks everyone for the suggestions. I'll give the suggested synths and some more subtractive synths a try!

From the screenshots of the synth used in the article, you need a basic synth like TAL noisemaker. It has all the needed features and it should be easy to match its settings to the synth used by looking at the screenshots and then tweaking by ear. The secret lies in the effects used. I read reverb,...

How about AVTK as a toolkit? https://github.com/openAVproductions/openAV-AVTK
Would be better than writing everything yourself.

Hi all, Does anyone have a suggestion/idea how create (something similar to) the following two synth sounds? https://soundcloud.com/modeaudio-magazine/joy-of-arps-1 (please ignore the (ab)used stranger things arpeggio ;)) https://soundcloud.com/modeaudio-magazine/joy-of-arps-6 I lack the knowledge t...