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  • tags: apc40
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    apc2mpc

    naaman on
    October 23, 2014

    project

    the entire project is based on the custom max app that translate midi commands from Apc40 into OSC commands used by Mpc software and M-Serie...

    • lighting
    • dmx
    • apc40

    APC40 Step Sequencer standalone (with reverb, delay and 4 buffers for loop recording)

    toxic on
    August 9, 2013

    project

    Apart from the APC40 hardware the entire project is made using Max 5

    • controller
    • ableton
    • audio
    • interface
    • step sequencer
    • delay
    • reverb
    • standalone
    • sequencer
    • application
    • instrument
    • drum machine
    • sampler
    • maxmsp
    • apc40
    • buffer
    • max 5

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