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#Subsequencely

Welcome to the Subsequencely wiki. This wiki serves as the user manual for my custom Launchpad Pro firmware project to implement a versatile playing surface and sequencer. It’s called Subsequencely and it’s pretty cool. The goal of the project is to provide a fun and inspiring live performance/song writing tool that is visual, immediate, and straightforward. No special effort is made to replicate the behavior of the default Launchpad Pro firmware, or of Ableton Live, but buttons tend to perform tasks similar to their intended functions when it makes sense.

Here are some things you might think are good: sequences that store velocity, aftertouch, and note slides, a session mode where you can link multiple sequences together to create patterns up to 16 bars long, use note skipping to create sequences that play in different time signatures (at the same time!), play sequences in reverse, copy data between sequences, a user mode with up to 8 faders that can be configured for any midi channel and control code, and more!

If you find anything in this manual that is inaccurate or unclear, or you have any suggestions to improve the program, start an issue on github, or message me on twitter @srankesports. Also check out this video, which walks through most of the important features.

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