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MIDI Strummer (4 Pockets) Guitar chord sequencer /Strummer / arp full walkthrough tutorial

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MIDI Strummer (4 Pockets) Guitar chord sequencer /Strummer / arp full walkthrough tutorial

9,694 views October 11, 2020 47:32

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[Note: Please look at the pinned comment in youtube for details of how to win a free copy if watching in the first 2 days of release!] MIDI Strummer from 4 Pockets allows you to generate guitar strumming and picking patterns, which can be played using the internal soundfonts, using your own imported soundfonts, or by sending the midi it generates to other apps. It has an arpeggiator with some cool randomization functions, which you can then tweak, or you can make your own patterns from scratch with a choice of pluck, downward strum or upward strum for each note. It can be played live via its internal chord pad section, which gives a choice of 16 chords at any one time (which you can customize using extensions and inversions, replace with other chords etc etc), or you can use its internal chord sequencer to build song patterns. It also has an FX section with chorus, distortion, phaser and other effects. You can send note and cc messages from external virtual keyboards/controllers to trigger various changes.

Ps. I have spoken to Paul from 4Pockets, and he will look into the idea of allowing this to receive externally generated chords. He very rightly pointed out that it is not exactly your typical arp, as it is a guitar emulation, so he needs to have a think about whether and how well this would work.


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Gavinski’s Tutorials published this 47:32 video tutorial on October 11, 2020. It has been watched 9,694 times on YouTube.

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