Bitlantis updates Kveik MIDI Step Sequencer to v1.2.3 (VST3 & AU)
Bitlantis has released version 1.2.3 of Kveik, its MIDI step sequencer for VST3 and AU. Kveik makes no sound itself and sends MIDI to drum instruments, synths or hardware.
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Bitlantis has released version 1.2.3 of Kveik, its MIDI step sequencer for VST3 and AU.
Kveik makes no sound itself and sends MIDI to drum instruments, synths or hardware.
Version 1.2 is mostly about melodic parts, with scales per track and a new chord lane.
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Bitlantis has released version 1.2.3 of Kveik, its MIDI step sequencer for VST3 and AU. Kveik makes no sound itself and sends MIDI to drum instruments, synths or hardware. Version 1.2 is mostly about melodic parts, with scales per track and a new chord lane.
How it works
- button on, every control shows a short explanation on hover (English and German for no...
- In Scale mode the chords follow the scale of the track.
- The updates 1.2.1 and 1.2.3 add a few smaller features and improve host support.
- Scale per track, with 40 scales plus a custom scale, root note, octave and transpose.
- The drawn pitches are kept, the scale is applied during playback and MIDI export.
What to take from it
Dragging a note into the next one makes it legato, for glides on mono synths.
Details worth keeping
Studio One, for example, now receives all 16 MIDI channels. Strum per block, with spacing, direction and a velocity ramp. Velocity compressor per block and a note range per track.
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