Taiko 5

Taiko 5 is the first music sequencer designed to be used with a game controller. It's fast, fun, and easy to use. Select a kit, assign some sounds, randomize a few parameters and effects, and voila, you're on your way to making something unique.

In the right circle, each dot represents a sound while each slice can have any combination of 8 different effects.

Features

• 16 Patterns per Song (1 measure per pattern)
• 5 Sounds per each 16th note (or Slice/Sector)
• 16 percussion kits
• 40 music kits
• 500+ sounds
• Volume and Pan parameters for an entire Pattern
• Volume, Pan, Pitch, and Shift parameters for individual Sounds
• Low Pass Filter, Chorus, Echo, Reverb, and Flange effects per Pattern
• Pattern recording
• Randomize percussion, music, and/or parameters and effects - at the touch of a button
• Favoriting kits
• "Tilting" (emphasizing) between percussion and music
• Ducking
• Single note polyphony for music and basslines
• Seamless switching between patterns and songs
• Recording output to a WAV file (including pattern changes, song changes, etc)
• Loading user sounds and kits

Getting Started

Requirements

A game controller is required to use Taiko 5. I hope to bring keyboard and mouse support sometime in the near future.