Developer Arthur Gibert has released Technocity – a free Max For Live device that he says is ‘heavily inspired’ by the Intelijel Metropolis and RYK M-185 sequencers.
Each of the 8 stages is set to one note and can last up to 8 steps. Each stage has 4 play modes (repeat, one note, one note sustained or silent). Each step can also be accented or played portamento (slide) from the previous stage.
You also have control over the Clock with unconventional timing available (quituplet, seventuplets), swing, gate length, velocity etc…
Here’s an audio demo. Everything has been sequenced by Technopolis, but the drums and the pads:
Gibert has made Technocity available as a free download (donations appreciated) via his site.
super!
Sounds awesome,. though I am new to all this modular stuff, and if you could make a demo video then I would be eternally grateful. Thanks a lot for sharing.I make Dakpsy and Hitech, so I’ll leave a link to my Soundcloud tracks for you if I can offer it to you. Again thanks.
https://soundcloud.com/psysword-rizvi/core-of-reality-225
Hey! A video presentation of the device is on the way to present the updated version 😉
Should come out by the end of the month, so stay tune on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/AtoVproject/) or the website (link in the description)
Cheers!
ps. check this one, it’s basically the same, but it’s good to have alternatives:
http://www.maxforlive.com/library/device/75/ml-185-stage-controlled-sequencer
I was also using the ML-185 before that and then the MK16-185 which is a 16 step version but in my opinion the Technocity is way better! It has slide, reset, random stage mode, gate length, you can add an extension etc…. I recommend to switch if you were using the ML-185 same functionalities but also some more. Really cool stuff:))).
A new version of the device is on the way!
More info on the website!
https://atovproject.wordpress.com/2016/06/22/technocity-upcoming-update/