Midi Amuser vs PatternBud - MIDI CC Sequencer Usage & Stats
Midi Amuser lets you connect, control and record up to 10 instruments on 10 tracks with up to 10 input devices. It will take care of your routing, recall your instruments’ CC states across songs and arrangements. It lets you make live loops as well as create complex song arrangements.
- make it the center of your MIDI setup
- connect up to 10 MIDI instruments
- connect up to 10 MIDI controllers
- zero latency
- stable clock
- step sequencer
- use a foot switch to record after the fact
- manage all your synths’ patches
- automatically save and recall Control Change states of your instruments
- record, copy, quantise Midi events on up to 10 tracks
- arrange up to 16 song parts
- make templates for live performances
- loop and arrange live
- import and export songs
- Apple App Store
- Free
- Music
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PatternBud is a MIDI CC sequencer for sequencing the patterns of your apps. If you are using a lot of Audio/MIDI apps with multiple patterns, then you can use PatternBud and sequence the patterns quickly.
You can add multiple tracks to PatternBud. Each track has its own MIDI CC number and MIDI Channel. You can add unlimited steps to your tracks. Each step has a MIDI CC or MIDI Program Change value which you can set by tapping the step. The steps can also have multiple actions as well. You can assign actions to your steps for jumping a random/specific step or jumping a random/specific pattern.
You can control all the Bud apps as well as the other apps that support changing their patterns with MIDI CC or AU parameters. PatternBud is a MIDI app and it does not produce any audio. For the AUv3 plugin, you need an AUv3 host app such as AUM, Cubase, apeMatrix, BeatMaker etc.
- Apple App Store
- Paid
- Music
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Midi Amuser VS. 
PatternBud - MIDI CC SequencerDecember 14, 2024