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An electronic music device that allows individual notes to be programmed and played back. Most of the electronic music you hear is "played" using a sequencer.
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A software or hardware musical tool that allows you to lay down a sequence of notes over a series of measure(s). It's commonly abused in conjunction with an arpeggiator by the musically uneducated. Unclean fool: d00d u hav 2 see wut i jus made in FL studio!
Me: It's not just the same three chords arpeggiated over and over in the sequencer in 4/4 time is it? Please don't tell me the rhythm is just a bass drum playing pure quarter notes! Unlcean fool: ...huh? maybe... :( |
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Someone who uses a music program (Noteworthy Composer, Anvil Studio, etc) to recreate music by ear in MIDI format. Usually taken from video games, movies, or general theme songs. "Dude, I just found a MIDI of the Ghostbusters theme."
"Heh, I know the sequencer who made that." |
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I random music term thingy I have a sequencer at my house
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