[sharing] LeafyTracker - An open, versatile 10 lane tracker / data sequencer
LeafyTracker - An open, versatile 10 lane tracker / data sequencer with an elegant and user friendly interface by Leafcutter John. Featuring:
Easy patterstorage integration.
24 pattern memories.
Up to 831 steps per pattern.
Navigation by mouse & arrow keys.
Steps can call internal functions
Comprehensive examples in the 'Tracker V1 8 5' patch.
Multiple methods of note and chord creation.
Chord memory with inversions.
Data rotation within one cell.
Various functions to manipulate columns & rows.
Conditional data (can be turned on and off).
Data recording.
MIDI step input.
Cut, copy, paste, replace, cut & shift, paste & shift, etc...
All data can be easily saved and recalled.
Channel mutes.
Custom headers & Header locking.
Rain simulator and Drum machine examples.
Advanced text focus settings
Global messaging.
Download here: https://tinyurl.com/ybulhznr
Let me know how you get along!
Have fun, John x.
Nice one!
I haven't tried it yet, but I always enjoy your work and learn huge amounts by taking your patches apart and poking around inside.
Many thanks.
Good luck inside this one - Let me know how you get along!
J
I am blown away, this is amazing work J, great stuff!
The possibilities is huge..
respect!
This is pretty exciting stuff! I've dreamt of having a basic tracker in Max - it really ought to be a built in object, kinda like the offspring of [coll] and [detonate] ;P
Unfortunately, I've had a few issues that are making it hard to use:
- occasionally the GUI is totally blank, and i have to reload the patch
- there's some bugginess when linking with [textedit], where either that object or the tracker doesn't display data as its being typed
- sometimes the output lags behind the row marker
Perhaps it's just my laptop though, 2011 MBP (maxed out).
Feature requests:
- customize colors
- horizontal markers, a la [live.grid]
I LOVE the functions you've built in, and I hope you continue to expand on them. I look forward to the development of this project!
btw I'm curious if you have thoughts on doing something like this but with [jit.cellblock]?
Pros & Cons?
Cheers
beautiful! thanks so much ~
Oh… this is great…