qwertySeq()

An 8 bank, 8 track, 16 step MIDI sequencer for sequencing external hardware and recording return audio for Mac and Windows. THIS…

qwertySeq() - MIDI Sequencer Chrome Extension

qwertySeq() is a Chrome extension that provides users with an 8 bank, 8 track, 16 step MIDI sequencer. It allows external hardware sequencing and return audio recording on both Mac and Windows platforms. After setting up MIDI and audio devices, users can select sequences, enable steps, and adjust parameters. It offers features such as audition and record return audio, project import and export, and real-time adjustment of step parameters during the playback. Note that this app does not produce sound itself.
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Extension stats

By: wgc
Users: 970
17
Rating: 4.50
(2)
Version: 1.0.1 rc (Last updated: 2021-03-12)
Creation date: 2018-12-16
Risk impact: Very low risk impact
Risk likelihood:
Manifest version: 2
Size: 3.54M

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Extension summary

An 8 bank, 8 track, 16 step MIDI sequencer for sequencing external hardware and recording return audio for Mac and Windows.

THIS APP DOES NOT PRODUCE ANY SOUND

React App, turned Chrome extension powered by the WebMidi.js library, Web MIDI and Web Audio.

.9 - 1.0 changelog:

-minor UI adjustments(hover text naming, dimensions) -major UI adjustments(removing enumerations in favor of keybindings for names, added new components for new functionality) -added the abilitiy to import and export projects -added the ability to audition and record return audio in mono or stereo -added the ability to preview and download recordings

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User reviews

This works great with my Waldorf Rocket synthesizer module. I have tried it with a generic USB to MIDI converter lead, and also straight MIDI over USB. Both work fine. It's a nice extension for Chrome if you're looking for an easy to use basic sequencer for an external synth module.
by A Google user, 2019-03-13

Great for any older hardware synths.
by David Hoggard, 2018-10-23
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Extension safety

Risk impact

qwertySeq() does not require any sensitive permissions.

Risk likelihood

qwertySeq() has earned a fairly good reputation and likely can be trusted.

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