Xequence AU | Pads
Published by Alexander Ewering on Feb 24, 2019
Genre: Music
Ratings: 4.82
Version: 1.2.0
Updated: Aug 16, 2022
Downloads: 440
Xequence AU | Pads is a music app developed by Alexander Ewering. Available for $2.99, it was updated to v1.20 on August 16, 2022, and currently holds a 4.82 out of 5 rating based on 11 reviews. Before downloading, make sure your device has at least 3 MB of free space and runs Android 13.2+ or iOS 14.2+.
AUv3 MIDI Drum Pad Controller
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Description
IMPORTANT: This app is targeted at music production enthusiasts and requires an AUv3 Audio Unit Host to run! It does not do ANYTHING on its own!
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Using Xequence AU | Pads on PC or Mac
Xequence AU | Pads can be played on Windows and macOS using Android emulators such as BlueStacks. Download an APK version and follow our BlueStacks installation guide to get started. For help with downloading or installing APK files, visit our forums.
User Reviews and Ratings
★★★★★ AMAZING! Thank You! Positional Velocity Lives!
I actually used Xequence for the great internal playing surface. Now I have an AU to easily use everywhere! I struggle with developers trying to get them to include positional velocity in all touch input surfaces and few ever care. The importance of performance dynamics is apparently nearly a lost art. Everything is one finger play, one finger velocity (or more likely volume). This is phenomenal for those wanting to capture some life in their playing. And this reflects the high quality work of t
★★★★★ Awesome!
Powerful, affordable, clean, and intuitive...what’s not to love? I hope Seven Systems will make more AUv3 apps!🙂
★★★☆☆ GarageBand compatibly?
I rated this app 3 stars because I don’t know how to use this app. I have garageband ios 12.4.9 and I can’t seem find it. Please make this app compatible for garageband and then I’ll rate higher.
★★★★☆ Allow MIDI note numbers! 😡
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Really dumb that you can’t set pads to be specific MIDI note *numbers* rather than note names, because this app uses a particular, and unexpected, MIDI note naming convention…which can’t be changed 😒
It’s dumb that different note naming schemes even exist, but either support MIDI note numbers, or allow the convention/scheme to be changed.
