You arrange all these sequences in steps like verse/chorus/verse/chorus/bridge/verse/chorus etc. Then on the second step you unmute the drums so they come in then.
So say you start with a bass line (sequence one - verse) but mute the drums for the first step. The way the song edit mode on the EPS works is you create your different sequences and then put them in order in the song step edit mode, having some instruments come in and out by muting them for a particular sequence at that point in the song. I use an old Ensoniq EPS sequencer and send the midi outs to Cubase but I am worried it is going to die some day. I am thinking of getting Reaper even though I already have Cubase and the reason is the step editor from the video link I am providing looks super easy to use. Hold sources for ReaSamplomatic instances and dumped items Support for import/parsing existing MIDI takeĭynamic copy pattern after copy pattern as pooled source Support for dumping items from stored sources It can also automatically route items from arrange to ReaSamplomatic5000 instances or dump/update right into arrange following linked pattern. It allows to quickly edit MIDI items for drums outside MIDI editor. I don`t think this implementation easy to use, so seems I leave it as is.
Details: bugs when blocks defining by ID (so they can be messed each other in some cases), so it needs to rebuild structure to sort them by unique internal GUID.
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