
Repeat Pro by Noiss COKO
PUSH 2 INTEGRATED MIDI SEQUENCING WITH DEEP RANDOMNESS AND DETAILED STEP CONTROL.
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Repeat PRO by Noiss Coko is a fully programmable Max for Live MIDI sequencer built for expressive rhythmic and melodic creation inside Ableton Live.
From velocity and pitch to delay and modulation, each of its 16 steps is individually tweakable—with rich randomization and full Push 2 control for dynamic pattern building.
Key Features:
- Sixteen-step sequencer with per-step control: note, velocity, octave, delay, and more
- Randomization engine for evolving melodic sequences
- 64-slot preset manager with Push 2 storage and recall
- Five playback modes and three sync options (Sync, Free, Track)
- Map, Control Change, and Program Change for internal and external modulation
Add Repeat PRO to your toolkit and unlock playful, precision-driven MIDI sequencing.
USER GUIDE: Repeat Pro
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Sweetness in motion!
Pretty much the perfect step sequencer.
I have many, I recommend K-Teck for generative goodness.
But this one is simple and effective with enough control and variation if needed.
was missing exactly this. My go to from now on. I guess :)
The spread control which is always within the scale and can be autoated for some nice variation is something I have not seen on any other sequencers, it is lovely!
Running multiple on old cpu machine, no problem :)
I find myself returning to step sequencers very often with my music, and Repeat is the one I tend to default to the most often because of the fantastic pop-out UI, the randomization features, and the parameter mapping capabilities. It's a delight to use.
An easy and really good sequencer well worth the price
First of all, I can say, after trying many sequencers (m4l and vst), that this sequencer is by far the best sequencer, believe me, THE BEST! The first thing that makes the difference is the integration with push, you can manage all from push but not like other m4l where the push is disabled, no, in this case, you can continue browsing and using the push as usual. Second, you can access all the functions from push and third, it's simple, it has a spread that creates melodic variations that others don't have, percentages of random, in short... wonderful. I use it as an external sequencer for my eurorack.
Cons: You can save your presets but you can't export them.
The step indicators appear in the push as percentages when the name of the notes should appear.
This sequencer is highly recommended without a doubt, it is seen that it is made with a lot of love and dedication, Congratulations.
Note: Christian Fock asks if pattern changes can be automated, yes, but not in a fly way, make a clip in Ableton and go to envelopes on the clip, search for pattern change and draw the changes in the clip as you like.
Sequencer is great, but is there no way to automate pattern change?















