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Please comment if you like the step sequencer project or have any suggestions. You will need to get Hanz Petrov’s script first and follow the instruction on how to install it and set it up. I will save you all the effort and give you a step sequencer project to have fun with. Otherwise it can get wacky is you stop Ableton and restart when the metronome is “mid sequence”. As long as you “launch” the first clip in the metronome track, everything lines up. The clip stop buttons have been remapped to show a visual, stepping metronome. Selecting mode “shift+7” shows the first half of the bar, and mode “shift+8” shows the second half of the bar. The 5 horizontal rows of the clip launch matirx correspond with each drum. It uses the modes “shift+7” and “shift+8” on the APC40 to give me a 1 bar long, 5 drum sequencer with 16 steps. The entire drum sequencer is contained within one midi clip on one midi channel and a second midi channel is used to create a stepping metronome if you like.Īfter following this very closely, I was able to create a drum step sequencer that I was satisfied with. Next I came across this awesome 2 part video from DMJmaChineandi about how to create a drum step sequencer for the APC40 without using Max for Live and without using tons of channels. This can be great for hard assigning them to drum racks, to launch dummy clips like Tom Cosm’s Megaset includes, or for creating a step drum sequencer.Ĭheck here for an article on how to install midi remote scripts and setting them up in Ableton. In modes 3-8 the matrix sends plain old static midi notes. What this awesome script allows you to do is to press “Shift+Track Select Button) to choose one of 8 various matrix modes. The link is about 10% down from the top on this page I downloaded the APC40 script that Hanz Petrov calls the APC40-21. Turns out that through some crafty programming Hanz Petrov of has done just that. Right off the bat I could tell that it could really use other “user-modes” like the Launchpad, which would allow you to map the grid/ clip matrix buttons to other things. I recently got an Akai APC40 to use with Ableton, and have been having fun with it’s features.
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