Sequincer Reviews: Is It Legit?

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Is Sequincer Legit?

Sequincer: MIDI Sequencer appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Sequincer is 65/100.

Based on 65 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

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Hi! I am an Sequincer user.

What if our community had a Discord place?

Response from developer

Hi, and thanks for the 4 stars! A community space is a great idea. I'm looking at ways to share and discuss songs made with Sequincer, and a Discord could be part of that. I'll announce it in the app if it happens. Meanwhile, version 2.0 is out with new editing gestures and an interactive tutorial. I'd love to hear what you think! There is a contact form in the settings page for any feature request.

Great release

Super app for its presentation, performance and flexible integration into all sorts of app workflows

Poor

32 beat limit on all files within the free version. I can understand why they did it, but the experience I had composing within those 32 beats was horrible. You cannot select and move notes, a system that is implemented in many other sequencers, because then you would be able to bypass the 32 beat system. Notes can erase other notes if you accidentally drag the duration a slight bit past it. And if you edit a note duration of for example Bb, if it is in front of other B notes you have placed in the same session, there is a chance that ALL NOTES YOU HAVE PLACED IN THE B ROW ARE ERASED. This is because for some reason it makes the duration of the first note you play in the column big enough to destroy all other notes.. the sequencer is fundamentally flawed. This bug would never happen in a million years on other sequencers. There are some sequencers that you can use in just a fire fox tab that are better than this. Would not recommend.
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Response from developer

Update: thank you for this detailed review. You were right, and version 2.0 addresses most of it. • Moving notes: hold a note and drag it anywhere. With the Select tool you can select several notes and drag them together. • Notes erasing others: extending a note now stops at the next note on its row. A note in the way is only removed if you deliberately keep pushing into it. • B and B♭ in the same row: you can switch the grid to 12 notes, so every pitch has its own row. The bug that erased a row of notes when changing a duration is fixed. There's also a new interactive tutorial. I'm sorry the first experience was so frustrating. If you give it another try, I'd love to hear what you think.

Great Start for orchestrations

Takes a smidge work to get around. Great for importing music XML and editing. Best for seeing overall composition and sending midi parts.