True, an event-driven sequencer operates in a manner similar to a mechanical drum switch that increments automatically after a preset time period.
What is a sequencer?
- The sequencer lets you program combinations of notes, rhythms, articulations and effects that can be sent to anything from your DAW of choice to hardware synths.
- Experiment with mixing, dynamics and performance with other instruments by programming patterns, melodies and loops.
- In Step Sequencer, patterns are created by editing multifunctional steps in the Step Grid.
- Each row controls either a sound (a drum kit piece, instrument note, or series of notes) or an automation parameter (allowing you to create pattern automation changes over time).
- In computer architecture and technology, a sequencer or micro-sequencer generates addresses that are used to step through micro-programs in the Control Store.
- It is used as part of the CPU's control unit or as a standalone address range generator.
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