A SequenceEngine is an interface for generating lists of sequences (a.k.a. tracks).
SequenceEngine implementations
| Name | Type | Multivoice | Chord offsets | Wildcards | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PadSequenceEngine | Melodic | Yes | n/a | No | Plays chords that last as long as the current chord, no pattern needed |
| ChordSequenceEngine | Melodic | Yes | Yes | No | Plays chords based on a pattern |
| ArpeggioSequenceEngine | Melodic | No | Yes | No | Uses pattern depending on current chord length |
| MelodySequenceEngine | Melodic | No | Yes | Yes | Generates a melody from a pattern for each distinct chord section |
| FreePatternSequenceEngine | Melodic | No | No | No | Uses a pattern based on pitch offsets |
| FreeMultiPatternSequenceEngine | Melodic | Yes | No | No | Uses multiple patterns based on pitch offsets |
| PatternSequenceEngine | Melodic | No | Yes | Yes | Supports transition tones |
| MultiPatternSequenceEngine | Melodic | Yes | Yes | Yes | Supports transition tones |
| DrumSequenceEngine | Rhythmic | Yes | No | No | Provides drum machine functionality |
Legend:
- Type - type of track generated; melody-typed tracks can be freely transposed while playing (sequence pitches are treated as transposeable halftones), rhythm-typed tracks may not be transposed (sequence pitches are treated as instrument selectors)
- Multivoice - if true, more than one sequence can be generated; if false, only one sequence can be generated
- Chord offsets - if true, pattern pitches are interpreted as chord offsets (which adapt to the current chord); if false, pattern pitches are treated as halftones (0 = c, 1 = c#, etc., which don't adapt to the current chord)
- Wildcards - if true, at least one wildcard character is supported as part of patterns; if false, no wildcards are supported
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