I have tried to make this with different methods and I have tried all the patches in this forum without success. I've also tried all the sequencer examples in the library but I just can't seem to find the way to make it work. Any suggestions? Any people here that have succeeded making something like this?
Thanks,
-j
if you would write down exactly what makes these sequencers so special, or what functions you need, that could help a lot!
I don't think there is a special thing in these. I'd say they are pretty basic. I think I can create all the functionality except for the button step editing input. I've tried all the things but I just can't seem to find a way to do it. Every patch I have tried seems to have pre setuped patterns. And I haven't find a way to edit them on the go
i see. so the question must be:
how do you plan to input the steps in standalone mode? midi controller? 16 switches?
the graphical objects for step sequencers are not the ones you would use for live pattern input. i think @SirSickSik has lots of objects for live midi/control data recording. have you checked out his contributions?
Yes that is the question 
Yes 16 buttons with leds is the way I want to input the steps. The leds would be bicolor so I can have the pressed steps and play head indicator as well. I have fiddled with SSS's objects but I'm not sure what of them to use and how.
This one is good , but needs the launchcontrol XL https://sebiik.github.io/community.axoloti.com.backup/t/mattilyn-mattroe-contributions/5379
Cheers!
What controller are you using? What messages is it sending? Let me know and if I get time I'll do a basic patch if I can.
I've found tables are the way to go for this.
The basic idea is to toggle on and off elements of a table, and then have a separate object that reads it out, controlled by a counter.
And for the lights, you have another object that reads the same part of the table and it sends midi messages back to the controller for feedback.
Rbrt's objects are really useful
I'm gonna build my own controller using teensy 3.6 that sends midi to axo. Then some buttons and knobs gonna be wired straight to axo. The basic 16 step sequencer buttons I was thinking to wire to teensy to send midi to axoloti.
step sequencer example.axp (5.2 KB)
Cool, sounds great.
Have a look at this, it's an example of how you'd do one voice for a midi controller on the midi din input/output using 16 midi notes starting from note 64. So, you'd have to change where it was sending/receiving from to suit how your stuff is set up, but it shows the concept.
http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2019/02/05/wmd-metron-16-channel-advanced-trigger-gate-sequencer/ nice features micro timing, probability, rachets, etc. just dreaming...
@philoop that looks awesome, maybe I can try to make something similar after I get the basic functions working. I was thinking of making it kinda modular so I can add different "modules" (knobs, leds, buttons with their own faceplates) later. @MattilynMattroe thanks I will check it out as soon as I get home.
Every answer much appreciated mates!
I think you should take a look at the thread I created, because it evolved into a discussion where I expected the same thing of those objects that you do. If you read all of this thread you will eventually come to a part where Jaffa uploads various edits, and eventually adds proper stand-alone toggle control for those sequencer objects, so read this thread to the end:
yeah, but that is a "hack" and not really supported (may change in a new firmware, though i don't really know if there will ever be one 
) and besides, if you want (as the op seems to) a computerless setup, you don't need the fancy sel-object graphics anyhow, they just eat up precious sram.
I tried to understand the patch, it looked pretty simple after few looks. But I just couldn't get the inputs solved.
In that patch I got 2 buttons sending cc note: 52, 53.
Any help?
