Sample Sequencer

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A sequencer of notes over time that will send its note on/off events to a Sampler instance that is attatched to the same object.

Sequencer Usage

• Adding Notes - Click on the cell in the sequencer you would like to add it to. Click and drag left and right to create a repeating sequence of the same note.
• Deleting Notes - Click on an existing note. Click on a note and drag left and right to delete a section of notes.
• Resizing Notes - Click on the left or right edge to resize a note in that direction.
• Changing Velocity - Velocity intensities are shown at the bottom of the sequencer. Click and drag up and down to change the velocity of the note above. The color of the note will change, the more saturated the higher the velocity.
• Test a Note - Click on the piano section on the left side of the sequencer to try out a note.

Clear Sequencer

Removes all notes from the sequencer.

Load MIDI File

Loads all the notes from a MIDI file into the sequencer. This is useful if you have an existing MIDI file or if you want to create a song in a DAW and import the pattern into Unity.

Length

The length of the sequence measured in sixteenth notes.

Division

The division of the graphical sequencer. Changing this does not change the sequence of notes, but can makes it easier to add notes in different rhythms.

Zoom

How zoomed into the sequencer we are. When you have larger sequences you can zoom in to look at a portion and zoom out to look at more of the sequence.

Auto Scroll

If enabled the sequencer will scroll to keep the playhead visible.

Note On Event

An event hook for a note on event in the sequencer. Passes a Note object to the function which contains the key played, the velocity and the start and end point in the sequencer.

Note Off Event

An event hook for a note off event in the sequencer. Passes a Note object to the function which contains the key played, the velocity and the start and end point in the sequencer.

Beat Event

An event hook for a beat event in the sequencer. When the sequencer advances to the next division, a beat event will trigger and passes the index of the division.