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Full-size BigSeq screenshot...

From the original Analog Industries archive. Some links and images from that era no longer resolve.

Man, it’s funny. When we release a product, I spend a week sending press releases to every possible source of music news on the Interwebs (with the exception of Sonic State which is, in actual fact, pissing in the wind.) Nothing I’ve done to this point has got around the ’net as fast as my post this morning about BigSeq.

Since there seems to be quite a bit of interest in this plug, here is a full-sized screenshot, so you can get a better idea of what’s going on. I didn’t do this one in my patent-pending 3/4 view 3D because there’s so many switches and such I thought it would ruin people’s day. Full MIDI Learn on _every_ control, so if you have a MIDI controller with, say, 10 knobs, 16 sliders, and 56 buttons, you can play this bitch live and stuff. Everything can be automated, as well, if you’re feeling crazy. It will go as slow as 2 steps per measure, on up to one complete pattern every 1/4 note if you’re the anxious type. In free time (as opposed to host sync) it will go to just shy of audio rate, or so slow you can’t stand it. Triplet and dotted note times are included, and the pattern can be anywhere from 2 to 16 steps long.

This will be $39. We’re pretty much done with the VST, except for a couple bugs that need to be tracked down. AU, testing, then out the door.

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