AZ Audio has released PolyGrid, a free MIDI editor and pattern sequencer for Windows PC.
PolyGrid features
- 64 patterns, variable pattern length (in beats count).
- User-defined grid frequency.
- User-defined editor snapping value.
- Midi recording with optional input event quantizer.
- Midi channel and status input filter.
- Most of the real time midi events handled (not poly AT).
- Various playback modes (loop, sequential, triggers).
- Pattern import/export (not midifile).
- Undo/redo history, action repeater.
- Editable midi event list.
- Solo CC output, making midi learning easyer.
- Notes operations: constrain to scale, chords, quantizing, transform.
- Events operations: smooth, quantize, transform.
- 48 ticks per beat.
- Each pattern owns its settings (grid frequency, quantizer value, midi filter, etc).
- Resizable user interface.
Polygrid is available as a freeware VST instrument for Windows PC.
More information: AZ Audio (website no longer available)
version 1.0 is released since the september 21, what was announced here was only a ‘RC’, it means that there have been bugfixes and small changes since this ‘RC’ version.
I forgot to say that I liked Monobar a lot, although it was somewhat buggy; I like the function to randomly create an arpeggiated sequence…I’m a total moron for it! :)
This man is just too generous. I’m getting mad at myself because I have Super MIDI Scripter lying around not being used, and I remember that Azertopia used to sell it. Probably he’s one of the handful of devs out there who still uses Delphi…or am I wrong? :)
This will be interesting.
Whoever AZ Audio is, their Sample Tagger deserves a mention as well. The GUI is basic but as a file directory tool for previewing and tagging samples / audio files it’s fast and useful. Lots of potential here.
I’d love to donate to this project / offer feedback but couldn’t find any contact details.