sequencer

The company was best known for its music sequencer, Logic.

Perhaps the first major change was the advent of music sequencer technology.

Since then sequencers are now used on the majority of U2 songs in performance.

The sequencer can store up to 60,000 notes and 100 patterns.

One of the two sequences is used to control the internal sequencer.

It was actually made without any drum machines or sequencers.

For one thing, large monitors and good graphics make computer sequencers easy to use.

The sequencer writes this note to a music file on the computer.

Today the term "sequencer" is often used to describe software.

Many of them had a multi-track music sequencer built in.

A full sequencer is huge overkill for such a task.

Lee used sequencers early in their development and has continued to use similar innovations as they have developed over the years.

The track made early use of a music sequencer along with synthesizers.

The music parts contain notes which are arranged with a computer program called a sequencer.

The sequencer: 16 step, 8 variations, 4 parts or instruments.

To record a song on a sequencer, you typically lay down one track at a time.

The sequencer can store up to ten songs (20,000 notes, total) at a time.

I've never once got the sequencer in it to work, though!'

With sequencers that's achievable, but then much of the performance is over before they touch the stage.

While the sequencer is running, a light runs from step 1 to step 16.

"We play everything in the moment without using sequencers or backing tracks.

Then they pressed a few notes on their sequencers!

She found the targeting sensors first, and then the activation sequencer.

But of course, you had no call for the full power of a genome sequencer.

The modules are driven by individual sequencers with tempo control.